A shock discovery leaves solicitor Tara Rafferty striking out on her own, both professionally and personally.
Tara deals with a dispute over a will and faces pressure to give Eric another chance. Vincent reluctantly agrees to represent Ray in court.
Tara tackles what seems to be a case of bigamy. Two women claim to be married to the same dying man and are both keen to claim next-of-kin rights.
Ray pleads with Tara to help his friend John, who, despite his best attempts at fatherhood, faces losing his son to state care. Tara must win John’s trust as well as face a system stacked against them, forcing her to make a tough and heartbreaking call.
Tara has to deal with a shed containing evidence going up in flames, Ray being arrested on trumped up charges, and Meg betraying her trust.
Things intensify as Tara juggles the inquiry while representing a father fighting to gain full custody of his child.
Tara takes on Eric Dunbar in an unusual case where a former nun petitions to divorce the church.
Tara and Vincent put pressure on Richard, leading to a confrontation with Eric. Meg acquires some damning evidence, only for the inquiry to be suspended when a complaint is made.
Tara and Eric represent opposing sides in a messy divorce. Richard and Conrad tell Fitzjames he will have to take the fall when new evidence is brought before the inquiry.
Vincent seems to have everything he needs to bring the enquiry to a historic conclusion - until he is implicated in a scandal that is leaked to the press. Last in the series.
A new season brings new locations, storylines and two new cast members, Maria Doyle Kennedy and Moe Dunford. They give an insight into what their characters bring to the table.
Ahead of the premiere of Series 2, the cast and crew of Striking Out reflect on how the show aims to paint Dublin in a new light. They also talk about the new locations they have used, and how these help to achieve the tone of the new season.
Neil Morrissey talks about what's in store for his character, Senior Council Vincent Pike, in the new series of Striking Out.
Paul Antony-Barber and Rory Keenan who play father-and-son Richard and Eric Dunbar in Striking Out, talk about what series 2 has in store for the legal powerhouse family.
Amy Huberman, who plays Tara Rafferty, gives an insight into what the new series of Striking Out has in store for her character, both professionally and personally.
