Friday TV tips: The dating game is just monkey business with Nina Conti

And shark horror in 47 Meters Down; plus Ulster v Munster rugby this evening
Alison Spittle; Nina Conti and her monkey; The Two Norries; Shane Richie has a run-in with a hammock; and shark tales in 47 Meters Down

Alison Spittle; Nina Conti and her monkey; The Two Norries; Shane Richie has a run-in with a hammock; and shark tales in 47 Meters Down

Fri, 22 Apr, 2022 - 13:35
Caroline Delaney

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