TV and streaming highlights: RTÉ presents the Olympic Games live from Paris
RTÉ presenters Joanne Cantwell, Peter Collins , Darragh Maloney and Evanne Ní Chuilinn pictured in studio ahead of RTÉ's coverage of the 2024 Paris Olympic Games. Pic: Marc O'Sullivan
Live coverage of the All-Ireland Camogie semi-finals from Nowlan Park: Cork v Dublin (throw-in, 1.15pm) and Galway v Tipperary (throw-in) 3pm.
Peter Collins is joined by Martyn Irvine for live coverage of the Men’s and Women’s Individual Cycling Time Trials and Rugby 7s semi-finals.
Darragh Maloney is joined by Andrew Bree, Andrew Smith, Grainne Murphy, and Mairead O’Callaghan for live coverage including Rugby 7s final..
Eavanne Ní Chuilin is joined by Barry Murphy for live coverage with Irish interest across the swimming, hockey rowing and equestrian.
The semi-autobiographical recreation of comedian Alan Carr’s life continues. Puberty is coming for young Alan (Oliver Savell), and it’s time for the toe-curling sex education lesson at school.
Peter Collins is joined by Darren Cave and Sene Naoupou for live action from Paris.
Joanne Cantwell presents coverage of Armagh v Galway in the All-Ireland football final from Croke Park (throw-in, 3.30pm).
Peter Collins is joined by Andrew Bree, Darren Cave, Grainne Murphy, and Sene Naoupou for live coverage.
Mondo finds incriminating evidence about Kira. When Nikki spots chemistry between Sash and Gwen, she gives Sash food for thought. Jess and Greg come to a decision about their future while Jacinta, is guilted over the brooch debacle.
When a local man gets on at his usual bus stop in Bath, nothing is out of the ordinary. But when the bus pulls into the station, he is dead. And despite it being the busiest route of the day, DCI McDonald (Tala Gouveia) and DS Dodds (Jason Watkins) can’t find a single eyewitness to his death. Sophia Myles, Charley Webb and Will Young guest star.
A double-bill of Dooley’s third series of Sleeps Over. First up, Dooley visits controversial internet personality and former glamour model Carla Bellucci as she gets set to celebrate her 40th-birthday. And in the second episode, Dooley visits a 70-year-old dominatrix, meeting some of her clients and discovering what her family makes of her career.
Peter Collins is joined by Darren Cave, Sene Naoupou, and Tom Freyne for live coverage.
Joanne Cantwell is joined by Andrew Bree and Earl McCarthy.
Last in series. Jamie Oliver begins by rustling up plums to serve with crispy duck, then harvests honey from his own beehives, and picks some of his homegrown courgettes for a Mediterranean-inspired meal.
This documentary looks at the construction of Paris’ most iconic landmark.
This year’s season comes to an end. Ciaran Davies and Nicole Samuel look set to take the crown and the £50,000 prize — but could there be a surprise?
Peter Collins presents live coverage from Paris.
Joanne Cantwell is joined by Andrew Bree and Grainne Murphy for live coverage from Paris.
Paralympian Ellie Simmonds, presenter Abbey Clancy, Olympian Linford Christie, Christopher Biggins, presenter Carol Vorderman, comic Katherine Ryan, YouTuber Harry Pinero, and former Strictly pro Pasha Kovalev are amongst the celebrities paired up with celebrity chefs for the new series hosted by Emma Willis and Tom Allen.
Danish filmmaker Christoffer Guldbrandsen’s documentary focuses on Donald Trump’s longtime ally and adviser, Roger Stone, and provides a comprehensive look at the Republican heavyweights involvement in the former president’s effort to overturn the 2020 election culminating in the now infamous storming of the US Capitol Building on January 6, 2021.
Peter Collins presents live coverage from Paris.
Joanne Cantwell is joined by Andrew Bree and Barry Murphy for live coverage.
Exploring the human fallout from the first and last atomic bombs used in an act of war, including testimony from some of the last ‘Hibakusha’ — survivors of the atomic bombs dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
Peter Collins presents live coverage from Paris.
Joanne Cantwell is joined by Andrew Bree and Barry Murphy for live coverage.
Another chance to catch Hector on his journey from Papua New Guinea to the Solomon Islands.
For the first time in nine years, a new season of Kitchen Nightmares is here. In the opening episode, Gordon Ramsay visits the Bel Aire diner in New York where a couple are hoping to turn it over to their sons.
Peter Collins is joined by Rob Heffernan, Sonia O’Sullivan and Tom Freyne for live action.
Darragh Maloney is joined by Andrew Bree, Earl McCarthy, and Gillian Pinder for live coverage.
After undergoing major heart surgery in London last year, the 83-year-old actress decides there’s no better time to visit three places in Oz she’s always wanted to explore — Perth, Byron Bay, and Broken Hill. She begins in Perth where she meets Kylie, the skipper of the Australian Blind Sailing team (who takes her for a sail on the Swan); Zoe, a university-educated sex worker, and a group of Jaguar car enthusiasts. Margolyes also explores her Jewish roots with ‘Rabbi Dan’, who moved to Perth from the UK after a bomb was placed under his car.
The incredible story of Lhakpa Sherpa who holds the record for most Everest summits by a woman at 10 climbs.
Denied a formal education and work due to her gender, the Nepali native emigrated to the US illiterate and without a word of English. Despite facing a number of challenges including a violent marriage, the single mother and Whole Foods worker has managed to break records and achieve her dreams.
Fry, Leela and Bender return for a twelfth season. The latest instalment touches on the perils of fast-fashion, NFTs and chatbots.
