Friday's TV highlights: Donald Trump's niece on the Late Late Show and Gogglebox is back
Ryan Tubridy will chat with Mary Trump on tonight's Late Late Show. Picture: Andres Poveda
A chat with the hugely talented footballer about his career with Manchester United and Northern Ireland.
Excellent racing car drama from last year based on the real-life efforts of a driver and designer working for Ford who dried to break the Ferrari stranglehold on the 24-hour Le Mans race. Matt Damon and Christian Bale star alongside Irish actress Caitriona Balfe.
Our favourite couch-dwellers return for a new series offering opinions on the week's TV viewing.
William Blake takes centre-stage in the first episode of a three-part series on the artistic movement that had a profound effect on the wider society.
Episode two of the three-part documentary series looks at how the late 1960s brought an edge to soul music, reflecting the racial and political conflicts in the US at the time. The Vietnam war was under way, riots in Detroit had left 43 dead in 1967, and Martin Luther King's assassination had stunned the black community. The likes of James Brown, Isaac Hayes and Marvin Gaye all reacted with politically-themed songs.
A decent list of guests includes Majella Moynihan, who faced dismissal from the Gardaí over the birth of her son outside of marriage; the US president's niece Mary Trump; actress Jane Fonda; broadcasters Ant and Dec; and footballer Bernard Brogan.
Watford v Middlesbrough (Sky Sports, ko 7.45pm) gets the Championship under way a day before the Premier League begins. GAA Beo on TG4 features the Kerry football championship clash of East Kerry v St Brendan's Board (throw-in 7.30pm).
