Sunday TV tips: Tough slog in the bog for Ireland's fittest families

Desperate race to stop another bombing in Hidden Assets finale; and the last episode of I'm a Celebrity — but Walk the Line is a new talent show... with a twist 
Sunday TV tips: Tough slog in the bog for Ireland's fittest families

Bog standard family fun on Ireland's Fittest Family

Ireland’s Fittest Family

RTÉ One, 6.30pm

Penultimate episode.

Ireland's Fittest Family penultimate episode
Ireland's Fittest Family penultimate episode

Walk the Line

UTV, 8pm

Walk The Line with Craig David, Alesha Dixon, Maya Jama, Dawn French and Gary Barlow
Walk The Line with Craig David, Alesha Dixon, Maya Jama, Dawn French and Gary Barlow

Another new talent show format from Simon Cowell — this one shows across six consecutive evenings. Judges include Gary Barlow, Alesha Dixon, Craig David and Dawn French, with Maya Jama presenting. The series gives one music act a life-changing prize pot of £500,000. The twist is that the winner of tonight's opening episode will be given the chance to either walk away with £10,000 or compete against four new challengers tomorrow, running the risk that they could lose everything.

I'm a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here!

Final UTV, 9pm

Tonight Ant and Dec reveal who the public has chosen to succeed last year's victor, Giovanna Fletcher, as King or Queen of the Castle.

Hidden Assets — finale

RTÉ One, 9.35pm

Bibi Melnick is in custody and Emer and Christian face a desperate race against time to stop the final bombing and uncover who was really behind the terror campaign

Sport

European cross-country championships: 9.30am, RTÉ2

GAA: Munster Hurling semi final, 1pm, TG4

Premier League: Manchester City v Wolverhampton Wanderers, 12.30pm, BT Sport Liverpool v Aston Villa, 3pm, Premier Sports ROI 1; Norwich City v Manchester United, 5.30pm, Sky Sports

Radio

The Lyric Feature, LyricFM, 6pm: The Inishlacken Project: Claire Cunningham tells the story of how the tiny island of Inishlacken, off the coast of Galway, inspired three Belfast artists 70 years ago — and continues to inspire artists today.

The Poetry Programme, RTÉ 1, 7pm: Olivia O’Leary runs down some of the best poetry books to snag for your verse-loving loved ones this Christmas, with help from Vincent Woods and Chandrika Narayanan-Mohan.

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