North Sea Connection review: RTÉ's brooding thriller will bring you back for more

North Sea Connection has the feel of a Scandi thriller, albeit with an Irish twist
North Sea Connection review: RTÉ's brooding thriller will bring you back for more

North Sea Connection is set among a fishing family in Galway.

Mon, 05 Sep, 2022 - 08:30
Pat Fitzpatrick

Episode one of North Sea Connection (RTÉ One, Sundays 9.30pm) is like a perfect pop song.

The characters are (mostly) spot on, the plot is tight, the pace is right, Galway is brooding and Icelandic, I want to see more.

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