First look at The Walsh Sisters season two

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First look at The Walsh Sisters season two
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Earlier this year it was confirmed that The Walsh Sisters would be returning for a second season. And we couldn't be more excited!

Earlier this year it was confirmed that The Walsh Sisters would be returning for a second season. Now we have our first look at the women back together again as filming kicks off here in Ireland.

Production is currently underway on a new second, six-part series of the hit comedy drama The Walsh Sisters. Caroline Menton as Rachel, Danielle Galligan as Claire, Máiréad Tyers as Helen, Stefanie Preissner as Maggie, and Louisa Harland as Anna will also return as the titular Walsh Sisters.. Also returning are Aidan Quinn as Jack ‘Daddy’ Walsh and Carrie Crowley as Mammy Walsh.

Season two of The Walsh Sisters rejoins the chaotic, dysfunctional, but deeply loveable family of five sisters, their mother, and bemused father in their Dublin hometown. Rachel steps outside the family bubble to navigate recovery on her own terms, but an encounter with a familiar face tests her newfound independence; Claire defies the traditional expectations placed on her as a mother compared to her ex’s responsibilities as a father and Maggie’s quest to become the perfect family takes an unexpected turn.

Helen becomes overprotective of her sisters while struggling with her emotional well-being, and Anna tries some unusual methods to get over heartbreak. Individually, all five sisters are forced to confront their true identities as the roles in life they’ve previously played seemingly no longer fit.

Meanwhile, Daddy Walsh remains blissfully oblivious to the family drama, focused entirely on his quest to land a part in the local amateur dramatic musical—much to the exasperation of Mammy Walsh. At its heart, the series remains true to its signature ‘Walsh dynamic’ with a fierce, hilarious, and unbreakable bond of sisterhood.

New season two cast members include Peter Coonan as David, Rachel’s fellow recovering addict; Aislín McGuckin as Patsy Costello, Luke’s mother; Art Campion as an old schoolfriend of the sisters; and Fay Ripley as marriage counsellor Sharon.

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