Telly and Streaming Highlights: Man Up? finds out what it takes to be a man today
Colin Judge and Jordan Conroy in Man UP? on RTÉ
Seven would-be farming families compete to win the tenancy of a property in the Northest of England.
Marking the 30th anniversary of Kurt Cobain’s death, this documentary uses powerful and unseen archive footage to demystify the tragic moment when the Nirvana frontman took his own life.
Joanne Cantwell is joined by Anna Geary and Ursula Jacob for the Division 1A & 2A Camogie League Finals from Croke Park while Ciaran Whelan will be alongside Joanne for a Leinster Senior Football Championship game.
Will teens Cian and Eireann learn to behave better when they’re part of a tight-knit community where the local adults keep a very close eye on what they get up to in Roscommon?
Liverpool and Ireland striker John Aldridge shares his ascent from Liverpool childhood to soccer superstardom, unearthing fascinating family secrets along the way.
Jordan Conroy hangs out with 10 boys from different backgrounds and with different interests and attempts to help them discover what makes a man in a modern world.
We follow the journeys of three soccer clubs competing in the top tier of women’s soccer in Ireland throughout the 2023 season. This 4-part series, narrated by Peter Coonan, reveals all the drama on and off the pitch, the rollercoaster ride that is a season in the LOI Women’s Premier Division.
The broadcaster investigates the realities of Ireland's current abortion services and gaps in the system of care which continue to cause heartache for affected women.
In the final episode of the series, Martin and Julie Jay opt for a bit of a staycation as they try their hands at working on an organic farm in Carlow.
A series that delves into the heart of daily Irish life illustrating the crucial work and life-saving care provided by family carers, professional carers, and dedicated organizations to those who need it the most to reveal the profound and positive impact carers have on the lives of those they support. In the third episode, a Donegal community come together to fundraise for Oisín, aged 8 who has a rare life limiting chromosomal condition.
The designers pair up and hit East Grinstead high street to transform two Grade II listed shops. They need to transform the spaces to impress Mary Queen of Shops.
Reality show in which members of the public compete to cross the world. The race to Lombok is well underway and less than five hours separate the teams. Leaving Nara City, they must cross their first border into South Korea to reach the second checkpoint in Sokcho.
In the final episode travel show Téacs Taistil, our three buddies head to Stockholm in Sweden - one of the cleanest cities in the world. The city is made up of 14 islands connected by some 50 bridges, and home of The Nobel Prize, Greta Thunberg, and ABBA.
Quirky thriller continues. Lorraine has had enough of the nonsense. She uses her powerful political and financial connections to pin down Dot, for now, and even decides to open a new business venture.
Amy meets a young Cavan teacher recovering from serious illness who wants to see car parking charges at hospitals abolished for cancer patients.
It's full steam ahead and all hands on board with first cut silage in Cork with Alan Ross while up in Donegal the good weather has landed too and it's a family affair with the girls joining Traolach baling.
Near to the train station in Kildare town, Gaeilgeoir and primary school teacher Shónagh struggles with the rising tide of clutter at the railway cottage she shares with her four young children.
Historian and broadcaster, Professor Diarmaid Ferriter travels to Ulster to complete two trails on either side of the border, one in the Sperrin mountain range in Co. Tyrone and the other along The Monaghan Way.
All the best action from the United Rugby Championship. In tonight's live coverage from Kingspan, Ulster and Cardiff go head to head in Round 14 of the championship.
Peter Collins presents live coverage of Derry City v Shamrock FC from the Ryan McBride Brandywell Stadium. KO 7.45pm
The second instalment in Ryan Murphy’s FEUD anthology, this eight-episode limited series is based on the real-life story of how author Truman Capote fell out with some of New York’s most influential socialites. Starring Tom Hollander, Naomi Watts, Diane Lane, Molly Ringwald and Demi Moore.
Cate Blanchett does her best David Attenborough impersonation in this four-part docuseries which travels from Angola to New Zealand and dozens of countries in between, to depict the wondrous tapestry of creatures and ecosystems that sustain Earth’s existence.
