You think you know a story. You think you’re sick of a story. Then you are told the story again, with more distance and also with more detail — and you’re hooked. In the Name of Gerry Conlon (RTÉ 1) told a complicated story very well. And God knows it was very complicated — three sets of innocent Irish people, most of them part of the working class in Britain, were wrongly convicted of appalling crimes. It was a long struggle before they started to get released from jail.