Tuesday TV Tips: Is a food truck that sells lobster a 'crustacean wagon'?
Battle of the Food Trucks
It's likely now that anyone under the age of 35 may never actually spend any time in a smoky pub in this country. The smoking ban came in 18 years ago, masterminded by then Minister for Health and Children Micheál Martin. And this documentary is worth another look, if just to remind yourself of a totally different era when people were free to smoke in bars, airplanes, cinemas, buses and other public places.
First episode of season six. Rebirth: The Girl of Steel completes her journey in her final season as Kara faces her greatest challenge yet.
The patisserie chefs create a chocolate sharing dessert followed by large chocolate showpieces on a house-of-horrors theme.
Surrogacy thriller continues: Dan is tormented by the dilemma of whether to tell Emily about Kaya's past, while Hilary makes a decision that has devastating repercussions for everyone.
Episode 2: Five chefs try to wow the judges and avoid elimination in a bid to win €5,000
UEFA Euro 2020, round 16. England v Germany, ko 5pm and Sweden v Ukraine, 8pm. RTÉ2
Wimbledon. Second day — first round continues in men's and ladies' singles competitions. BBC One, 1.45pm
Tour de France: stage 4. Redonto to Fougères, 150km. TG4, 1pm
UCC 98.3FM, 5pm: A new series featuring authors reading and being interviewed at UCC, as well as performances and talks recorded at the Friary Bar's weekly fiction night, pre-pandemic - kicking off with Cónal Creedon at the O'Rahilly Building.
RTÉ 1, 7pm: Author Deirdre Sullivan on short story collection 'I Want to Know That I Will Be Okay'; music journalist Zara Hedderman introduces us to Scott Walker's long and distinguished body of work.
RTÉ 2FM, 10pm: Another double-dip into the RTÉ sessions archives with Dan Hegarty: a 1995 Fanning Session from Dublin noisemakers Mexican Pets is paired with a 2018 Studio 8 Session from Wicklow 'noisy shed rockers' Felonies.
