Daytime television presenter Lorraine Kelly has shared an exclusive first look at brand new ITV drama Holding, based on Graham Norton's book of the same title.
The show is directed by Kathy Burke, and features Game of Thrones ' Lord Varys, Olivier award-winning actor, Conleth Hill as local copper Sergeant PJ Collins.
Other stars in the new drama include leading Irish actors Siobhán McSweeney from Derry Girls, Casualty and Home Alone 2's Brenda Fricker, Charlene McKenna from Peaky Blinders, The Virtues and This Is England's Helen Behan, and Father Ted's Pauline McLynn.
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Amy Conroy and Clinton Liberty (Handsome Devil, Normal People) also star in this anticipated series.
Lorraine viewers were the first to get a sneak peak at the drama that will debut on Monday night at 9pm on ITV, and will run weekly for four episodes at the same time each week.
The clip showed a clearly troubled cop Collins being badgered by journalists as a body has been discovered in the fictional town of Duneen.
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The ITV drama is set in West Cork, Ireland, and follows the story of half-hearted copper PJ Collins [Conleth Hill] who is forced to connect with the community he has worked to avoid as a body is discovered - and Collins will embark on the first serious crime case in his entire career.
Described as a murder mystery that features dark comedy and showcases the local life of a small village when a body is discovered and a murder investigation gets underway.
Director Kathy Burke said: "It’s a beautiful piece of writing with a great story and fantastic, full-bodied characters.
"All this with glorious West Cork as its setting proved irresistible."
Lorraine airs every weekday from 9am on ITV, and you can catch the first episode of Holding on Monday March 14 at 9pm, on the same channel.
