The Young Offenders' Demi Isaac Oviawe has shared what fans can expect from the highly-anticipated season two.

Speaking at the RTÉ new season launch yesterday [August 22], the 18-year-old said things would be "heightened" when the series returns this autumn. She told Her:

"There's a baby in the mix, the boys are just - they're looking for trouble, let's say. "Linda's just there chilling. We've got some new characters, some exciting things - I want to tell you everything but [I can't]."

The teenager told of how excited she was to be back filming the show - and shared what it was really like behind the scenes.    She continued:

"It's mad. I didn't realise how much I missed it until I came back. "I was like, 'I know what's making me feel low and glum in the mornings. It's the fact that I'm not waking up at five o'clock in the morning to come film with these mad ones.' "It's good to be back, I wouldn't change it for the world. Let's just pray the director writes another script, so we can keep this going - I don't want it to end. "Everyone gets along, everyone is loved - it's like we're a happy disfunctional family. "What you see on screen is what we feel like in front of the camera. Like, if we're skittin' laughing, we're definitely trying to hold it in - but we can't. "It's good to be back, it's good."