Can't Cope, Won't Cope

It’s Thursday night, the girls are out. Bright lights, high hopes. Friday’s hangover is worsened by Aisling’s annual review in work. The company actually want her to upskill and they’re planning to pay her more, like. Her worst nightmare. Likewise Danielle has a creative wobble in college with mounting pressure from her lecturer to really push her work before her end of year exhibition. To block it all out, the girls hit the town. A typical drunken night ensues and Danielle leaves Aisling to the boy who’s flirting with her. Danielle is accompanied home by a rickshaw driver and Aisling wakes up in a bed that may be too close to home…

A brutal hangover and work pressures mount for Aisling, but she deals with them as only she can, quickly and with surprising success. Celebrations ensue when Aisling gets the company out of hot water. When the company drinks turn into a fully fledged night out, Danielle joins Aisling and the girls take off on a giddy adventure to the beach where they come across an empty car with the keys still in the ignition. The night takes a turn when Aisling takes the fun a step too far and Danielle is hit by reality.

Aisling gets herself in trouble at an important business dinner and the outcome leaves her skating on thin ice. Danielle's attempts to help only make matters worse.

Aisling returns to her home town of Mallow at the behest of her mother, who has some stunning news to impart.

Aisling and Danielle go on a day trip to spend quality time together, but things go wrong when they miss their bus back to Dublin and home truths come out in a raging argument.

Aisling faces some serious consequences for her actions and must act quickly to ensure that Danielle is not drawn into the mess.