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Early one morning, Mark got a call from the filming studio in Rinn Fada asking if the Racketeers would be willing to travel to Ireland to act in a short film. The story required a leading man and lady, and two more bit-player actresses.
After discussing the offer, the family decided to make this an extended vacation for the adults. The three couples soon arrived safely at the base camp Bed & Breakfast. (This is my vacation version of Rinn Fada, before Piers moved in.)
The gang made themselves quickly at home. Clyde and Ruby danced. Roy performed soccer tricks while Holly wandered around aimlessly without him. Mark looked for his new bride Bonnie.
He found her upstairs in a quiet nook reading.
Ruby got up to her old tricks of flirting with other men. This time she chose Mark.
But Mark isn't always easy to flirt with.
Roy and Holly spent most of their time smooching, usually initiated by Holly. Kissing Roy is her favorite activity.
They visited a pub in town, which hadn't livened up just yet.
Clyde challenged a local to a game of darts. He's a bit of a hustler.
His wife Ruby flirted again with Mark.
Then the Racketeers spent the afternoon jamming on stage and dancing.
At the nearby cafe, Holly was accosted by a local and insulted. This was Larry Walsh, Bo's father. Now, Rinn Fada, for some reason, has no supernaturals besides Christine Meaney the vampire. So Old Man Walsh wasn't expecting Holly the Witch's response to his rudeness.
Holly: This is for being mean to Bo, you old coot!
Getting 3 couples tucked into bed--with the correct partners--is always challenging. But everyone needed to retire early that evening.
At 2:00 am sharp, Roy and the ladies would have to start their acting gig at the Norman Tower.
