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Monday TV Tips: Are you ok there, Happy Pear? — on Ireland's Fittest Family?

And Raiders of the Lost Ark is on this afternoon, followed by Tommy Tiernan, and a David Bowie tribute

Monday TV Tips: Are you ok there, Happy Pear? — on Ireland's Fittest Family? — Ireland’s Fittest Family — Celebrity Special RTÉ One, 8pm with The Happy Pear’s Flynn twins — The Den’s Sinead Quinlan; and comedian Neil Delemere all here for the win — for charity.

Mon, 27 Dec, 2021 - 14:59

Caroline Delaney

Raiders of the Lost Ark

RTÉ 2, 5.55pm

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