Sunday TV tips: Some DIY SOS after a tough year in Waterford
The Great House Revival; and the finale of DIY SOS: The Big Ireland
The DIY SOS team head to Waterford City. It’s been a tough year for Laura Sheridan, a mum of three and a nurse from Comeragh Park.
The former Nurse of Year and Nursing Home Manager was diagnosed with stage 3 Hodgkin’s Lymphoma, a form of cancer that affects the immune system. And her twin boys were found to have a form of autism which requires constant supervision and care.Â
Lindsay and Kevin Deely, their sons Sam and Tom and their two dogs leave Oranmore for a patch of land in Craughwell with what appeared to be a 1980s bungalow and barn. The cottage turns out to be a traditional cottage with thatch replaced by tiles so they take on a restoration and barn conversion. That means cutting costs by moving into a mobile home on site and taking on DIY demolition themselves
GAA: Munster Senior Hurling Championship - v . Throw-in 2pm; Connacht Senior Football Championship – v . Throw in 4pm. RTÉ2
Premier League: v 2pm; v , 4pm, Sky Sports
Women’s Six Nations: v , 11.30am, Virgin Media Two.
Unearthing Slow Airs: tracing the roots of four slow airs from four corners of Ireland, to uncover how they have developed culturally and musically, from their origin to now.
Marconi and Me: A podcast producer finds a set of code books — the Marconi International Code books. They contain 500 pages of five-letter codes and their translations. The main character starts to read the codes obsessively, and twist them into her own life story. Written and narrated by Zoë Comyns.
