Love, Hate & Other Filters by Samira Ahmed

He played Thomas 'Tommy' Daly, a strong, silent type who always seemed a reluctant soldier in King Nidge's band of merry mayhem men. In a world of fuglies - inside and out - Killian Scott shone like a prince among thieves on Love/Hate. Memorable moment: Asking for fizzy orange when he was being interviewed by the gardaí.

And it isn't slowing down for him Keoghan is set to play the baddie in upcoming Marvel movie The Eternals, which is slated for release next year. Keoghan is choosing really interesting roles ( Dunkirk, The Killing of a Sacred Deer), working with renowned directors, and starring alongside the best of the best, all the while turning in stellar performance after stellar performance.

When Barry Keoghan's character Wayne shot the cat on Love/Hate, he became a part of Irish TV history and had a lot to do to not just be known as 'the Love/Hate cat killer.' From a relatively small role in the series, Keoghan has gone on to become a real rising star of Hollywood. Memorable moment: Shooting the cat, obviously. Sinead Brennan Barry Keoghan: Wayne aka the cat killer He also recently made a brilliant appearance in The Young Offenders. The Portlaoise native has a host of acclaimed performances in independent films under his belt, but it was this year with the release of Netflix's The Umbrella Academy that saw him crash back into the public eye. With lead roles in Love/Hate and E4's Misfits airing around the same time, it seemed as though Sheehan was destined for great things on the big and small screens. Viewers rooted for Darren, wanted to see him live happily ever after with Rosie (Ruth Negga) and escape the life of crime that he had become involved in.

Robert Sheehan was one of the original Love/Hate cast-members and his character Darren won over the nation with his beneath-the-surface kindness and loyalty. Memorable moment: Running around for an entire season in his blue hoodie.

It's hard to believe that it's been five years since the Love/Hate finale, and while the show has become a benchmark of Irish television drama, it also spawned many an acting career - here we look at what the stars of the show have been up to since.

Love, Hate & Other Filters by Samira Ahmed