Niamh

A storm of violence has torn through the ancient city, forcing Brian, a young leader from Loughlan, to flee with his companions into the wilds of Inis Cathaigh. The island, once a sanctuary for monks, now bears the scars of battle, its ruined walls and deserted fields hinting at a past that refuses to stay buried. As the survivors set up a fragile camp, they confront a landscape where every stone seems to whisper of lost lives and lingering danger.

Into this precarious refuge arrive three strangers—Íomhar, Amhlaoibh, and Duíbhghean—each bearing their own secrets and a fierce determination to protect the island. Together they must learn to navigate the tangled politics of the locals, the ever‑present threat of further attacks, and the haunting presence of a mysterious holy figure known as Colla. Their choices will shape the fate of the island and test the limits of loyalty, faith, and courage.