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Thursday TV Tips: A barrister, a GAA player and makeup artist on First Dates

— and Derry Girls star, Jamie-Lee O'Donnell, as a prison officer in Screw; plus negative equity and mortgages discussed on How to be Good with Money

Thursday TV Tips: A barrister, a GAA player and makeup artist on First Dates — Screw; First Dates (Sasha from Mayo meets Jordan from Limerick); and How to be Good with Money on television this evening

Thu, 20 Jan, 2022 - 13:35

Caroline Delaney

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