Saturday TV tips: Plenty horror to get the Halloween mood going from Goosebumps to Willy's Wonderland
Goosebumps 2; Willy's Wonderland; and The Hole in the Ground
Live coverage of the culmination of the Sinn Féin Árd Fheis from the Helix, as party leader, Mary Lou McDonald, addresses the conference.
RTÉ One, 6.35pm
The imprisoned warrior attempts to get back to Asgard to stop the destruction of his homeworld. Fantasy adventure, starring Chris Hemsworth and Cate Blanchett.
Amy Huberman, Richard Chambers and Gareth Thomas agree that no questions are off limits.
Amy chats about the realisation that she's been mispronouncing her own surname; her fear of high heels post lockdown; her Irish twins Phoebe (fur baby) and Ted (real baby); and the pressure of entertaining a Bond girl (Jane Seymour) on a rainy beach in Wexford.
News correspondent and author, Richard Chambers, reveals his penchant for robes; the Twitter feud that led to getting blocked by Bryan McFadden; and how a photo caption about the newly formed, socially distanced government gained Richard an unlikely fan in the shape of 90s pop legend Whigfield.
Former Welsh rugby player and HIV activist Gareth Thomas speaks about his 'sole' mate Christian Louboutin; how we all just want to be judged on our ability; and how, even with a broken arm, he learned to play the harp.
RTÉ2, 11.20pm
Soccer: WNL, v (kick off 7.30pm, TG4).
Sky Cinema/NOW
, R na G, 7pm: Live from Cúil Aodha in Cork, a concert in honour of Seán Ó Riada, featuring Cór Cuil Aodha and former collaborator Seán Ó Sé, among others.
, 8Radio, 8pm: Dublin online station hits the airwaves for the next few weekends — looking at classic albums like the Seattle grungers’ breakout LP, played in full. 106.7FM in Cork City, 105.5FM in Limerick.
, Newstalk, 9pm: Ciarán Ryan follows runners who have taken on The Wicklow Round, a grueling 110km+ challenge to 26 summits in the Wicklow Mountains.
