Traitors Ireland is down to its final four after a tied Round Table and another murder

The Traitors Ireland murder nobody called

Traitors Ireland is down to its final four as a tied Round Table brought a dramatic second-to-last episode to a close on Monday night, as per RTÉ's episode recap.

Anna, who had taken €2,000 for herself during the previous day's mission, was quick to being turned on by the other contestants.

Pete, feeling unsure, wasn't buying it: "I don't think Anna is a Traitor." Diego, meanwhile, was still circling Carla over Aoife's exit.

Then Anna walked in. Kayleigh was gone.

"The majority of people assumed that I was getting murdered last night. So when I walked in and it wasn't Kayleigh, it was complete and utter shock."

As you can imagine, Kayleigh was not taking it well, saying it was "absolutely raging".

"Will I be proud of myself or happy with myself with the game that I played? No. Because I didn't win, so I won't be," she added.

In the Conclave, Carla and Pauric said Kayleigh had started bringing heat on both of them.

Carla's verdict: "Murder, gone. Goodnight, oíche mhaith, God bless, see you."

With five left, the camps hardened.

Anna told Pete she had it worked out: "It is 100 million trillion per cent Pauric and Carla"

Pauric on the other hand sounded comfortable: "I have my plan in place. I think I've all my pawns in the right order."

Siobhán McSweeney sent the players into Ravensdale Forest for the penultimate mission, with €6,000 and the prevention of another murder on offer.

They recovered 25 of 30 relics, adding €5,000 and taking the pot to €35,850.

The episode airs on RTÉ One and streams on RTÉ Player. Given RTÉ's run of home-made hits, it is no surprise applications for season three are already open.