Saturday TV Tips: Reincarnated dogs, masked singers, Bourne drama and And & Dec this evening
A Dog's Purpose; The Bourne Ultimatum; Ant and Dec's Limitless Win; The Masked Singer; and Book of Love on television this evening
RTÉ One, 6.35pm
A dog is reincarnated as different breeds over generations, with multiple owners and a variety of names. Comedy drama, starring Dennis Quaid, with the voice of Josh Gad.
Just three singers remain to battle it out for the title. All this series’ Masked Singers return for a group performance and there will be some unique duets from three previous performers.
RTÉ One, 8.30pm
Game show with a limitless jackpot. Two contestants get an opportunity to change their lives forever. The answer to every question is a number and the aim of the game is to get as close to the correct answer as possible… without going over. If they go over the right answer, even by one, it is game over and they leave with nothing.
RTÉ2, 8.50pm
The amnesiac assassin regains his memory, just as a CIA director sets in motion a plan to kill him. Spy thriller sequel, starring Matt Damon, Julia Stiles and David Strathairn.
v (kick off, 2.15pm. RTÉ2); v (ko 4.45pm, Virgin Media One).Rugby Six Nations:
v (throw in 7pm, RTÉ2); Club championship Hurling Final: v (throw in 3pm, TG4); Club Championship Football Final: v : (throw in 5pm, TG4);GAA — National Hurling League:
v (throw in 7.30pm, TG4).Ladies Football:
v ,(ko 12.30pm, BT Sport); v (ko 5.30pm, Sky Sports).
Sky Cinema
Young, uptight and unsuccessful English writer Henry (Sam Claflin, who played Finnick Odair in and Oswald Mosley in ) discovers his dull book is a surprise hit in Mexico. It turns out the Mexican translator, Maria, has rewritten it as a steamy erotic novel. And now they have to travel together on a book tour.
, R na G, 2pm: Live coverage of the All-Ireland Senior Club finals from Croke Park — Kilkenny’s Ballyhale Shamrocks take on Waterford’s Ballygunner in the hurling, while Down’s Kilcoo clash with Dublin’s Kilmacud Crokes for football glory.
Tráchtaireacht beo as Gaeilge, le Seán Bán Breathnach.
