Murder, Mystery and Mayhem: The Belfast Series You Can’t Miss
A quiet funeral in Belfast turns into a high-stakes mystery in Lisa McGee’s latest series, How to Get to Heaven from Belfast . At first glance, it’s the story of three old school friends—Dara, Robyn and Saoirse—reuniting to mourn Greta, the fourth member of their teenage gang. But this is no ordinary reunion. What was supposed to be a somber farewell quickly spirals into a tangled web of secrets, suspicion and danger.
Twenty years earlier, a night in the forest changed everything. A fire, cryptic symbols and a moment of crisis bound the friends together, but Greta vanished from their lives, leaving a shadow over them. Now, her supposed death raises questions none of them can ignore. The body in the coffin doesn’t match the tattoo that proves it’s Greta and Saoirse, a crime writer, immediately smells something sinister.
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The stakes rise when we meet Greta’s husband, Owen, the local police chief, portrayed with chilling intensity by Emmett J. Scanlan. His presence, along with Greta’s mother Margo, hints that danger is far closer than anyone anticipated. As the friends navigate their grief, loyalty pulls them into an investigation that uncovers old wounds, dark secrets and new threats.
McGee injects her signature energy and wit into the series, blending chaos and comedy with a gripping plot. There are hand-delivered letters, mysterious car crashes, hidden diaries and even a trip to Portugal. Each twist and turn tests the friends’ courage and their trust in one another. Along the way, performances shine—especially Saoirse-Monica Jackson, whose wild, magnetic portrayal makes the suspense irresistible.
The series isn’t just a murder mystery; it’s a study of friendship, conscience and the consequences of long-buried secrets. As the plot races forward, viewers are constantly questioning who can be trusted, what really happened that fateful night and whether some truths are better left undiscovered. McGee’s skill in balancing humor, horror and heart makes this series a standout, offering both thrills and emotional depth.
For anyone drawn to sharp storytelling, unforgettable characters and a plot that keeps you on the edge of your seat, How to Get to Heaven from Belfast is a must-watch. This is more than a TV show—it’s a full-throttle journey through suspense, loyalty and the enduring power of friendship.
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