"We"ve drawn a blank, I"m afraid. There"s no one called Brogan connected to the farm, Tighe, or associated with the dissidents."
"So I stick with Tighe, or do you have enough to prompt a follow up by the police?"
"Awaiting instructions from London. Sorry."
"Wait. New voice in Tighe"s car," said Gallagher.
"Yes. Perhaps they"ve switched for the journey home."
"It"d make sense. Wait."
Gallagher adjusted his earpiece.
"And how"s Mrs Brogan?" asked Tighe.
"Grand, Sean, grand."
"You want the radio on?"
"No. I don"t want to hear the footie results."
The woman began to speak to Gallagher again. "Confirmed: Brogan on board being driven by Tighe. Your instructions are to fix Brogan and let Tighe run home. Technical have him so we can track for addresses and patterns."
"I"ll be in touch,
