According to the following article by rte.ie, Damien will be playing a character called Danny Quinn!

A new four-part series from RTÉ Drama with the working title Clean Break has gone into production this week.

Written by Billy Roche (The Eclipse), Clean Break tells the story "of a community driven by love, greed, status and revenge" and is directed by Gillies MacKinnon (Behind the Lines) and Damien O'Donnell (East is East).

The Wexford-set series stars Adam Fergus as Frank Mallon, Aidan McArdle as Desmond Rane, Simone Kirby as Annette Rane, Damien Molony as Danny Quinn, Kelly Thornton as Corrina Mallon and Ned Dennehy as Noel Blake.

The series is produced for RTÉ by Octagon Films and 152 Productions. 

More details will be announced closer to transmission date. rte.ie

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RTÉ press release

http://www.mediahq.com/rte/92180/new-rte-one-drama-clean-break-goes-into-production.html

New RTÉ One Drama 'Clean Break' Goes Into Production

November 6, 2014 14:09112 viewsCategory: Entertainment > Television & Film

Rosie - that was my first thought too!  Busy, busy....

So....my guess is that Danny is clean shaven then, lol!  And I will happily inhabit that place of blind optimism that says I will get to watch it - because I will...somehow or another!!

Lol, domino!  I know....why is a pic of a trailer door so exciting?!

A little more production info via IFTN

New RTÉ One Drama ‘Clean Break’ Goes Into Production

New article from the Irish Independent (Wexford People) which answers both questions in my post before last! Conratulations to the two young actors in the lead teenage roles. Also... boxing club?

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Young actors' big break in Billy Roche TV drama

A new drama written by Wexford writer Billy Roche started filming in the county this week.

Thirteen-year-old Sean Byrne is playing the lead teenage role of 'Keith' in the four-part drama which has the working title of 'Clean Break' and was commissioned for RTE by independent companies Octagon Films and 152 Productions. Cillian Tobin (15) plays his older brother 'Derek'.

Both boys are long-time students of the Corish-Wallace Performing Arts School and attend St. Peter's College which has given them a special exemption to miss classes during filming.

The drama which is expected to be broadcast during the Christmas season, is set in Wexford and centres on the story of a community driven by love, greed, status and revenge.

It is directed by Gillies MacKinnon whose previous work includes 'Behind the Lines' and Damien O' Donnell of 'East is East'.

The cast includes accomplished actors Adam Fergus, Aidan McArdle, Simone Kirby, Damien Molony, Kelly Thornton and Ned Dennehy.

The production is co-funded by the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland with the Television Licence Fee.

Filming began in Dublin in a boxing club setting in early October before switching last week to Wexford where scenes were shot in locations around the town including outside the Red Kettle in Mallin Street, in the library and at the Slobs.

Carmel and Lauren-Corish Wallace, directors of the Performing Arts School said they are very excited about Sean and Cillian's first big television break.

'They were chosen by Maureen Hughes, the casting director fo Love/Hate and secured the roles after a long process of auditions and callbacks in Wexford and Dublin,' said Lauren.

'It's fantastic for them. They are getting the opportunity to work alongside some well-known and established actors. We are very proud of them,' she added.

Dermot Murphy, a past student of the school who is now a full-time actor best known for 'Raw', also has a role in the drama.

Cillian Tobin is a son of teacher and amateur actor Paul Tobin of Bridge Drama.

Billy Roche co-wrote the screenplay for 2010 RTE drama The Eclipse with Conor McPherson which was based on a short story by the Wexford author.

According to this, the episodes are 60 mins long Jozie, so a decent length. You're right -Damien probably could not work harder if he tried, but us Molonians always want more!