Tuesday TV tips: Real-life murder drama, and the anti-jazz campaign in 1930s' Ireland

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Tuesday TV tips: Real-life murder drama, and the anti-jazz campaign in 1930s' Ireland

Keeley Hawes stars in true-crime drama Honour, tonight at 9 on Virgin One

Tue, 29 Sep, 2020 - 16:00
Des O’Driscoll

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RTÉ One, 7pm 

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