Personally, our money would be on Brannick at this point – especially after the troubled cop fatally shot Corry at point-blank range.

However, when it’s revealed that Twomey ran Goliath victim Joe Harkin as an IRA source, the search focuses in on him. And, when Tori (Lisa Dwan) plants evidence in Twoney’s caravan (a Goliath postcard with Adam Corry’s DNA on it), there’s nothing left but for the officers at Dunfolan to arrest him.

Naturally, then, the BBC’s first-ever ‘Irish noir’ has left us with a lot of questions.

Here, Stylist’s Kayleigh Dray does her best to unravel them all.

Is Emma Brannick still alive? And, if so, is she the real Goliath?

Think about it; none of the three bodies recovered on an island in the Belfast Lough belong to Brannick’s wife: instead, we have the bones of David Corry, Joe Harkin and Father Simon Quinlan (all long assumed, by those on the inside, to be victims of Goliath).

And why on earth was the former’s skeleton wearing Emma’s owl pendant necklace, hmm? Well, the late Adam (RIP Adam, we barely knew you) gave us food for thought his when he claimed that a) his brother had been having an affair with a married woman, and b) David’s body had been buried wearing a necklace that had been given to him by that very same woman.

Bloodlands episode 3 recap: wait, is Emma Brannick secretly alive and well?