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Leithreas Lugh delights in Halloween and takes great pleasure in frightening anyone who dares to knock on the heavy door of his mysterious lair. After each chilling scare, he swiftly propels himself back to the year 1925 once again, timelessly.

Ard na Croise is a programme presented as an episode within its series. It falls under the genre of an episode, offering a concise narrative that centres on a singular character and his unusual activities. The format is straightforward, delivering its story in a compact, self‑contained segment that airs as part of the series. The central figure, Leithreas Lugh, finds particular delight in Halloween. He takes pleasure in frightening anyone who dares to knock on the door of his lair each time they approach. This ritual of terror forms the core of the episode’s action, with each visitor becoming the target of his seasonal mischief. Leithreas’s enjoyment is not limited to mere scares; he actively engages with each intruder, ensuring that the moment they reach his threshold they are met with his intended fright. The setting—a dark, perhaps eerie lair, the dimly lit interior—serves as the backdrop for these encounters, reinforcing the Halloween atmosphere he so cherishes. After the night’s haunting is complete, Leithreas performs a final act: he flushes himself back to the year 1925. This abrupt return to an earlier time concludes the episode, leaving the audience with the image of a character who not only revels in Halloween terror but also retreats to a bygone era and disappears.