Kayleigh Gallagher had always been a girl full of life toward everyone - always cheerful, always able to make anyone laugh. Everything changes for her the moment she moves to Dublin and her family falls apart, something that transforms her forever. ⸻ Johnny Kavanagh was Ireland's next rising young star, dedicating every moment of his life to becoming the best, leaving no time for distractions or love. But along the way come injuries, doubts, and uncertainty. His life takes a turn when they meet through mutual friends, and each of them begins to step into the other's world, healing old wounds and becoming the support the other needs. ꒱ ➛ ↴ ❱ ✿•˖* ℘ ﹋﹋ ❛ ╯ ❲ ❳ ∞ ‹ ∅ ┊ ➹ ੈ♡‧₊˚ ↱ Disclaimer!! This fanfic is based on The Boys of Tommen series by Chloe Walsh. All rights to the original work belong to her. Johnny Kavanagh x Fem OC

And I'd give up forever to touch you 'Cause I know that you feel me somehow You're the closest to Heaven that I'll ever be And I don't wanna go home right now Joey Lynch x Fem!oc [ Boys of Tommen ]

Éabha Gibson, the girl who always longed for her brother to choose her just once over his childhood best friend. After loosing her twin sister and dad due to a traumatic drowning incident, Éabha never figured out what life she wanted and how on earth she was meant to get by. After finding out her brother was the reason two members of her family fell into the water, she wanted to nothing to do with him. Now starting at Tommen, Éabha slowly realizes she should cherish what family she has left. Tadgh Lynch, the Lynch who hasn't quite found his person yet. Sean and Ollie had each other. Shannon had Johnny. Joey had Aoife. His parents were six feet under. Now living this fancy new life, Tadgh isn't sure how to deal with it. He's hot-headed and acts without thinking. He acts on his aggression. Now it's their first day of first year in Tommen College. They both just want to be someone's first choice.

𝒩ora Lace writes love letters she never intends to send. Quiet confessions. Hidden feelings. Pieces of herself she keeps tucked away. Because some people are easier to love from a distance. Joey Lynch was never supposed to become one. completed but under major revision

Josephine Potter was different from her family. Maybe that's what led to her befriending Regulus Black. FemOC x Regulus Black ~Cover made by be~

In the midst of grief, trauma, and hidden secrets, 16-year-old Lucy Ryan moves to Cork, trying to escape the pain of losing her mother and sister in a tragic accident. Struggling with an eating disorder and the emotional scars of her past, she pushes everyone away-except Ollie Lynch. Ollie, the charming, focused boy with big dreams of becoming a barrister, doesn't expect to find himself drawn to the cold, snarky girl in his class. But as they begin to spend more time together, he realizes there's much more to Lucy than her walls and sharp words. As their unlikely bond deepens, both must confront their own demons, forcing them to face what it really means to love and be loved in a world that keeps unraveling.

Nadine Lynch Fifteen, sharp-tongued, and running on smoke breaks and secrets. Nadine has built walls no one dares climb-armour forged from bruised memories and a past that never stays buried. She's tired of being looked at like she's a problem to be solved, tired of feeling like too much and not enough all at once. Love? Trust? Those are luxuries for girls who don't have to survive. But then there's him-and she hates how much she doesn't hate him. Keelan Crowley Private school pretty boy with a chip on his shoulder and a past he doesn't talk about. Keelan knows how to wear a mask: smart mouth, smug smirk, untouchable. But behind the bravado is a boy who's always felt like second best-an outsider in his own home. He's not the saving type, not anymore. Especially not for a girl like Nadine Lynch-too wild, too wounded, too close to everything he's been trying to outrun. So why can't he stay away?

Beth Gibson has always been the girl who laughs the loudest, smiles the brightest, and pretends she's got it all figured out. Captain of the girls' hockey team and everyone's go-to best friend, she knows how to play the part. But beneath the easy grin and wild blonde curls, she's tired of always wanting more than she's allowed to have. Finn Lockwood - the sharp-tongued, magnetic new captain of the boys' team - was supposed to be a distraction. A mistake she could leave behind. But their hot-and-cold pull has her caught in the middle of something she can't control, no matter how many times she swears she's done with him. And then there's Conor Kavanagh. Her best friend's older brother. The boy she's loved quietly for as long as she can remember - the one who was never supposed to notice her back. Except now, things feel different. Three hearts. Two teams. One messy tangle of secrets, longing, and choices that could break more than just the rules.

Sixteen-year-old Isla Feely has always been the good one - the girl who listens, studies, smiles when she's supposed to, and never gives her parents reason to worry. Sixteen-year-old Jamie Biggs is the opposite - London transfer, rugby boy with a brain full of chemistry equations and a heart full of everyone else's problems. He's the one who fixes things. She's the one who makes people feel safe. When Isla and Jamie's worlds collide at Tommen College, what starts as shared study sessions and shy glances turns into something neither of them saw coming - first love, pure and bright and terrifyingly real. But the summer brings cracks neither of them are ready for. A party in L.A. changes everything, and Isla comes home carrying a secret she can't tell anyone. Not her parents. Not her brother. Not even Jamie. As she spirals further into silence, Jamie's left trying to hold on to the girl he loves while his own family battles to stay afloat. Set in the heart of Cork, Isla & Jamie is a story about first love and first heartbreak, about what happens when the world stops feeling safe - and the courage it takes to start breathing again. Tender, devastating, and full of hope, it's a portrait of two teenagers learning that love doesn't fix you - but it might just help you survive long enough to find yourself again.