The Long Game

Síofra's job is to cover golf—not become the headline.

Ciarán's job is to win, smile for the cameras, and keep his private life private.

Then one small "incident" turns Holywood and Belfast into a rumour factory, and suddenly the presenter and the golfer are stuck in the same storm: dodging gossip, managing egos, and pretending their banter isn't doing something dangerous to their pulse.

It's not a romance. It's damage control.

(With rain-soaked tension, sharp Belfast humour, and one small dog who has absolutely no respect for professionalism.)

The Long Game is a funny, cozy, chemistry-forward Irish rom-com about public scrutiny, private sparks, and falling hard when the timing is terrible.