How Ireland spent its time in 2020: The books, TV and music that we consumed

Lockdown often gave people more opportunity to spend their time watching TV or reading books. These are the shows, albums and books we reached for...
How Ireland spent its time in 2020: The books, TV and music that we consumed
Wed, 13 Jan, 2021 - 08:40
Mike McGrath Bryan

TOP TEN ON THE TELLY 

RTÉ retains pole position in the annual TAM (Television Audience Measurement) live viewership charts: the state broadcaster dominated the top ten, with nine out of the entries. Only the Ireland-France rugby fixture in October broke the ratings ceiling for privately-run competitor Virgin Media.

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