𝐆𝐑𝐀𝐂𝐈𝐄 𝐋𝐘𝐍𝐂𝐇 wants to escape. She wants to pack up and run far far away. Away from cork, away from her deadbeat father and away from all the noise. But it's not that simple. With 4 kids to look after, and an addict twin brother she refuses to let slip through the cracks, shes drowning in responsibility. She uses track as an outlet for all her pent up emotion, and damn was she good. Competing for Ireland Youth's on occasion. Gracie has endless potential, but limited motivation. She felt as if her life was worthless, that she was put in this life to survive and protect and not to live nor thrive. 𝐊𝐈𝐀𝐍 𝐇𝐎𝐋𝐋𝐀𝐍𝐃 was done. He knew there was no escaping his surname and the history it was soaked in. No matter how hard he fights he just can't seem to outrun the shadow cast over all the good he has inside him. Battling wars constantly in his head, the only time it all went quiet was on the pitch. Just him, his team and a rugby ball. 𝐓𝐇𝐄𝐘 grew up alongside eachother, they knew things about one another that no-one else did. But sometimes the present makes it hard to remember the past.

This is a continuation on my first fanfiction. They've survived rugby tackles, chaotic family dinners, and years of stolen glances across Tommen's halls - now Johnny and Shannon are engaged, and the real adventure begins. Between planning a wedding, moving into their own flat (sort of), and navigating love, family, and friendship, the couple must figure out what it truly means to build a life together - one cup of tea, one sibling meltdown, and one burned dinner at a time. With cameos from the full Tommen gang - Gibsie, Claire, Joey, Aoife, Hughie, and more - this is a story of heart, laughter, and finding home in the middle of all the madness.

𝑻𝒂𝒅𝒉𝒈 𝑳𝒚𝒏𝒄𝒉 is angry. Angry at the world, at their father and at the people who chose to look the other way, to ignore them, their silent pleas for help. The only way to deal with his anger is to take it out on the person who's collateral damage. Because Darragh Holland hopes he could just scratch his last name off like a birthmark if he tries hard enough. But, Darragh? He's angry too, he sees his best friend, Amber Keane, his Amber, his always almost, laughing softer when Tadhg Lynch is around. They claim to hate each other. Everyone around them knows better. ⋆୨♡୧⋆ 𝑨𝒎𝒃𝒆𝒓 𝑲𝒆𝒂𝒏𝒆 is perfect. On the outside, she's smiling the way people do who've learned it's safer than telling the truth. Keeping her grades neat, her hair perfect and her jokes always appropriate. Inside, she's running out of places to put her pain She watched her father, dead, with a needle still warm in his arm. Her mother turning into something sharp edged and cruel. She learned how footsteps can sound different at night. How the air catches in your throat when you're alone with someone you shouldn't be afraid of. She learned how to be quiet. How to disappear without leaving. ⋆୨♡୧⋆ 𝑨𝒎𝒃𝒆𝒓 finally cracks. It's not loud, it's a quiet, devastating moment. Where her laughter fails her, where the walls she's built give away. And Tadhg watches history threaten to repeat itself. In the girl who pretends to be perfect. pretends to be unbreakable.

Tadhg Lynch & Ciara Hollands story

Keegan, Callum, Lennon, Maidhc, Lux, and James were placed in foster care pretty young and grew up all apart. Now, the 6 Kenney children are all growing up, barely knowing what's going on with each other. With minimal connection to her family, Lux is more than used to looking out for herself. She can do so easily, with quick fists, quicker wits, and a long hurley. Lux is moody and agitated-unused to being cared for or watched-and feels suffocated underneath the weight of the extra attention given to her by a blonde-haired hurler across the pitch. Tadhg Lynch has always been attracted to blondes. When he encounters pretty, seemingly tortured camogie player Lux Kenney on the fields, he is smitten from the get-go, but gets the inkling-when she smacks him with a hurley for suggesting a fight with her brother-that she might be harder to win than he thought.

Leah Daly was surviving. Every day a fight. Every breath a fight. The constant threat lurked in every corner. Forced to start at Tommen means she runs into a certain hotheaded hurler who can't control his own demons. - Tadgh Lynch was forced to grow up too fast. Even years later, he felt like an outsider in the Kavanagh family. Where his brothers and sister were thriving, he was crumbling. Silently. Day by day. Lashing out to protect the walls he built around himself. But will a run-in with a Daly save him, or break him completely?

Nessa Byrne has always been the good girl. At 15, she's known for following the rules, keeping her head down, and never giving anyone a reason to talk. Sweet, steady, and impossible to fault, Nessa has built her life on control, on being the opposite of her older brother Flynn, whose name seems to live permanently on detention slips and whispered gossip around Tommen College. But beneath the neat uniforms and quiet smiles, Nessa is bored out of her mind. When she moves to Ballylaggin to join Flynn at Tommen, she tells herself nothing will change. She'll make the team, keep her grades up, and stay far away from the kind of chaos that seems to follow him and his friends everywhere. Especially Tadhg Lynch. Loud, reckless, and impossible to ignore, Tadhg is everything Nessa can't stand, and everything she learned the hard way not to want. A year ago, she was just another girl watching him from the sidelines. Now, she can't think of anything worse than being noticed by him. But Tommen has a way of blurring lines. Between good and reckless. Between control and curiosity. Between who you are-and who you might be if you let yourself slip, just for a second. And when one night changes everything, Nessa finds herself caught in the orbit of a boy she swore she'd never get close to. Because Tadhg Lynch doesn't follow rules. And for the first time in her life, Nessa Byrne isn't sure she wants to either.

Tadhg Lynch has always been a fighter: on the pitch, in petty school fights, and against the demons that won't let him rest. But some battles can't be won with fists. His temper is burning bridges faster than he can build them, and for the first time, he isn't sure if he cares enough to extinguish it. Jade Lordan has spent years outrunning her own reality, pushing herself past every limit to prove to herself, to others, and to no one in particular, that she's in control. But control is slipping through her fingers faster than she wants to admit. They shouldn't make sense together. She's discipline and determination; he's recklessness and self-destruction. But when their worlds intertwine, neither can seem to untangle themselves. And maybe they don't want to. ੈ✩‧₊˚ [BASED ON THE BOYS OF TOMMEN SERIES BY CHLOE WALSH]

Tadhg Lynch was bad news. He didn't belong at Tommen College, he didn't belong with the Kavanaghs, and he sure as hell didn't belong with stability. He was comfortable with that. Comfortable with the idea that he would always be the worst of the lot. The dangerous. The reckless. The black sheep. They could look at his scarred past all they wanted-because he didn't give a shit. But when Liv Twomey becomes determined to steal that reckless label for herself, the black sheep is forced into the last role he ever wanted: saving the principal's daughter. Liv Twomey didn't get punished. Ever. She fit perfectly into the box her parents built for her: pretty, smart, the principal's perfect girl. But when being good only earns you neglect, what's the point? Good girls stay tucked in at night. Bad girls go everywhere. She's ready to burn her perfect life to the ground. So why the hell is the most dangerous boy in school determined to catch her before she hits the floor?

𝓣𝓪𝓭𝓰𝓱 𝓛𝔂𝓷𝓬𝓱 has had a hard life but he's slowly but surely recovering. Still plagued with panic attacks and haunting nightmares he's desperately searching for distractions. 𝓘𝓵𝓲𝓪𝓷𝓪 𝓓𝓾𝓷𝓷𝓮 is just that - a distraction- a sunshine girl who lights up Tadgh's life but Tadgh knows better than anyone: everyone has secrets.