Baz Ashmawy travels to Spain where he meets hotelier couple Joan and John Gallagher originally from Roscommon and events designer and stylist Róisín Moloney from Dublin.
Baz Ashmawy visits Oslo in Norway where he meets Liz McNamara originally from Limerick and Róisín Long from Dublin, and also joins an Irish group in the city for choir practice.
Baz Ashmawy travels to Turin in Northern Italy where he hangs out with Irish people in their twenties who are enjoying what life in Italy has to offer.
Baz Ashmawy visits rural France where he spends time with farming couple Emily and Declan Gardiner from Galway and restaurateurs Cork siblings, Cathal and Karen Quigg.
Baz travels to Hungary where he experiences life in Budapest with business owner Mark Cunningham, and visits rural Hungary where he meets Dublin yoga teacher Natalie Forrester.
In the final episode of the series, Baz wraps up his whistle stop tour of Europe in the capital city of Germany, Berlin.
Baz heads for multicultural Belgium where he meets an Interior Designer from Laois, and a young family of Gaeilgeoirs who introduce Baz to the Irish language community in Brussels.
Baz Ashmawy visits Lisbon, where he meets bar owner Peter Jaeger O'Connor from Tallaght, and Neil Duggan from Galway, who has bought an apartment in the city. He also travels to the Algarve, where he speaks to Dublin born yoga teacher and retreat host Sarah Shannon
Baz Ashmawy travels to Paris where he meets Ruth Algar from Westmeath, content creator Mandy Cherie from Donegal; and business owner Rebecca Devaney from Dublin.
Baz is busy in Sweden helping out a Dublin man who runs his own micro brewery and taking the Bainisteoir reins at Stockholm City’s GAA club whose Chairperson hails from Clare.
Next stop, Switzerland where Baz meets some friendly pooches at a doggy hotel run by a Clare couple, and samples the pastries on offer at a Limerick lady’s Tea Room.
Baz is in Cyprus to meet cafe owners Kevin O’Reilly and Rachel Watchorn O'Reilly from Dublin, Trish Browne who was 21 when she left Cork for Cyprus, and Andrew Shanahan from Kerry.
