In a picturesque Irish village, the lives of its inhabitants revolve around the struggle for land and the pride it entails. The strong and charismatic, yet also volatile, "Bull" McCabe is a farmer who has dedicated his whole life to working a piece of land that, although it is his, has always been contested. When an outsider businessman arrives in the village with the intention of buying the land for a modern development project, tensions explode. McCabe sees this land not just as a plot of earth, but as his honor, his legacy, and his reason for being.
As the village splits between those who see an opportunity to thrive thanks to the new project and those who defend tradition and respect for the land, Bull becomes an unexpected leader. His neighbor and the young man who admires his strength become involved in the fight, but not without facing their own personal crises and moral dilemmas. The story becomes increasingly intense, revealing secrets from the past and the overflowing passion of each character.
The conflicts that arise between the desire for progress and the need for roots lead to an explosive climax that will test the loyalties and rivalries of the village. In the end, the land becomes not just a physical battleground but a symbolic one, questioning what home truly means and how far we are willing to go to protect it.