The documentary examines the broad consequences of road fatalities in Ireland, emphasizing the ripple effect experienced by survivors, family members, witnesses, and first responders. Each of these individuals bears a profound emotional and psychological burden, which often goes unrecognized amid the statistics of fatalities. Mark Cliffe's experience illustrates how a routine can be altered in response to significant personal events, like previous athletic performances, demonstrating how life can take unexpected turns.
Survivors, loved ones, witnesses, and first responders all suffer profound effects from the fatalities on Irish roads. This impact is often unnoticed yet undeniably significant, with the emotional and psychological toll extending far beyond the immediate tragedies.
Mark Cliffe routinely began his Sundays with a run, but on December 4, 2016, he decided to cut his morning jog short. This decision came after completing the Waterford Half Marathon the day prior, highlighting how personal circumstances can influence choices.
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