Hidden Assets episode 3 review: Old-school espionage approach works just fine 

The intrigue builds nicely as cops  move in on the Brannigan family as tension mounts in Belgium 
Hidden Assets episode 3 review: Old-school espionage approach works just fine 

Angeline Ball and Cathy Belton  Hidden Assets on RTÉ One. 

NEW crime series Hidden Assets is developing into proper, old-school, espionage storytelling and I am good with that. In episode 3 alone, there are clandestine meetings, investigators hiding in bushes and tailing cars waiting to pounce, and top-secret burning documents being frantically rescued for evidence.

Why all the intrigue? Well, another terrorist attack is imminent in which many more could die and suave businessman Fionn Brannigan (Peter Coonan) knows a lot more than he’s letting on.

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