Sports-mad local boy Robbie has spent his entire life in Sydenham, practicing football every day on his favourite pitch alongside his younger sister, Melissa. Across the city, Deren-a lifelong East Belfast resident and passionate GAA player-has never had a pitch to truly call his own.

Everything changes when plans are announced to transform Robbie’s beloved pitch into a Gaelic football ground.

For Robbie, it feels like an invasion of identity.
For Deren, it’s a long-awaited opportunity.
For Melissa, it’s a chance to discover a sport she’s never given much thought to.

As a United Ireland referendum looms, the trio find themselves repeatedly crossing paths on this contested, ever-changing ground-clashing over everything from Tayto loyalties and Irish street signs to the age-old question: is it football or soccer?

Can Deren open Robbie’s mind to something new-and what might that mean for a changing Northern Ireland? Or is it all too much, too soon for someone so deeply rooted in home?