Sunday TV Tips: Tolü Makay, Van Morrison and Doireann Ní Ghríofa wish President Higgins a happy 80th birthday
Ómós - Tolu Makay is among the artists marking Michael D. Higgins' 80th birthday. 9.30, TG4
A close look at the clues written in the stones, tombs, and underground caverns that populate the Burren.
Eurovision winner, Linda Martin, revisits her childhood on a tough council housing scheme in Protestant East Belfast and the apartment she shared with Louis Walsh in Rathgar.
Back for its 10th series and filming on series 11 will commence shortly. Plus, the newly-announced 12th and 13th series commissions mean the period drama will be on air until 2024.
It's April 1966 and the trial of the Moors Murders sends a chill through Poplar. Trixie is troubled — she has formed a close bond with one of the patients during her delivery, but is upset when she learns that her new friend has been admitted suddenly to the Lady Emily after collapsing at home. Meanwhile, Sister Frances struggles to understand her patients, particularly a mother who had an affair and is planning to give her baby up.
The stories and the soundtrack of the year 2011.
Ireland hosted visits from Britain's Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip; and US President Barack Obama. A Fine Gael-Labour coalition took power after a general election in February, and Dublin's Gaelic footballers celebrated a first All-Ireland victory for 16 years. And the first public same-sex civil partnership ceremonies were held in Ireland.
A celebration of President Michael D Higgins’ 80th birthday. With Van Morrison, Iarla Ó Lionáird, Tolü Makay, Laoise Kelly, Rita Ann Higgins, Steve Cooney, Mary Robinson, Máirtín O’Connor, Ivana Bacik, Paddy Keenan, Thomas McCarthy, Doireann Ní Ghríofa, Gary Hynes, and Gearóid Ó Tuathaigh.
Premier League: Arsenal v Fulham (ko 1.30pm); Manchester United v Burnley (ko 4pm, both Sky Sports)
