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Border Interceptors

Rating:3.5 of 5Total number of episodes:66
Last broadcast:08/08/2020 at 16:30
August 2020
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S1E10)

3.0 10 x
A passenger causes difficulty at Shannon airport due to a lack of paperwork and the Road Safety Authority look out for dangerous trucks near the border with Northern Ireland.
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S1E9)

3.0 4 x
An Indian man and his daughter without the required paperwork risk being refused entry to Ireland, while a woman is caught with several suspicious items in the boot of her vehicle.
30:00

S1E8)

4.0 2 x
An Australian girl's arrival on a flight from the UK raises suspicions at Dublin airport, while Passport and Immigration Officers are faced with a family from Ghana.
30:00

S1E7)

4.0 4 x
Dublin Port security handle a foreign truck that is illegally parked and traffic officers pull over a van driver whose day goes from bad to worse as the misdemeanours mount up.
July 2020
30:00

S1E6)

3.0 4 x
The Disney cruise ship arrives in Ireland for the first time, but such a high-profile arrival makes it a target for terrorists and puts the Dublin security team on high alert.
30:00

S1E5)

3.0 7 x
An American man loses his passport on his way from central Europe to Ireland, while a Mexican lady claims she's visiting her brother, but has little evidence to back up her story.
30:00

S1E4)

3.0 5 x
Traffic cops in Dublin pull over a driver suspected of drug offences, while a teenager arrives from France, travelling alone and unable to find those she is meant to be meeting.
30:00

S1E3)

3.0 6 x
Armed police in Cork hunt for illegal immigrants trying to get into Ireland and officers in Dublin deal with a brother and sister from Hong Kong who claim to be visiting a relative.
30:00

S1E2)

4.0 8 x
Officer James O'Hearne has to deal with a passenger who has no passport and no form of identification, while a Chinese lady who has just arrived from Toronto faces being deported.
30:00

S1E1)

4.0 4 x
The work of the men and women who protect Ireland's borders on a daily basis, capturing the frontline work of the numerous agencies at multiple locations around the country.
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