From Xposé to The One Show and Your Home Made Perfect, Meath woman Angela Scanlon has tried plenty of TV presenting hats — she also has a weekly BBC Radio 2 show.

Everything entertainment you need to look out for

The trailer for a new Netflix comedy series starring Paul Rudd and Irish comedian Aisling Bea has been released.

Arts editor, Des O'Driscoll, sets out five things to do in the world of arts and culture for the week ending 15/09/19.

The Late Late Show is back on our screens tomorrow for its 58th season and Ryan Tubridy's 11th year as the host.

Love Island star Maura Higgins has had a rocket rise to fame since her appearance on the reality show, and things don't seem to be slowing down for the Longford native.

Irish comic Aisling Bea is to star with a double-dose of Hollywood actor Paul Rudd in his first leading role in a TV series.

In order to dismantle such discrimination, I suppose we do need constructive discourse between people of all views, but Twitter usually isn’t the best forum for such progressive debate.

Des O'Driscoll picks his cultural highlights.

FESTIVAL TIME: All Together Now and Indiependence are among the events making the most of the bank holiday weekend, with strong line-ups over the next few days.

Sometimes, a must-watch comedy hits our screens: This Way Up is exactly that. Georgia Humphreys meets its creator and star, comedian Aisling Bea, to find out what inspired it

RTÉ have announced their new season will feature brand new drama and comedy as well as the return of some old favourites.

2FM’s Louise McSharry DJ’d the event with a playlist of contemporary Irish music.

1. Gardens Galore

With female comedians taking centre stage, it’s like women have finally crossed a frontier that eluded them for generations, says Ed Power.

Lords & Ladies takes the viewer on a historical journey to celebrate our past through the wonders of food and the glories of cooking.

With the referendum just days away, it feels like all eyes are on Ireland at the moment.

Check out our guide to the best of tonight's TV.

Moone Boy took home the award for Best Sitcom, and Mrs. Brown’s Boys creator Brendan O’Carroll was announced the winner of the Writers Guild of Great Britain award.

Comedian Jack Whitehall has been crowned “king of comedy” for the third year running at the British Comedy Awards.

There will be a lot of fanfare over the coming weeks to mark Gay Byrne’s 80th birthday, which falls in early August, as there has just been plaudits for Bill O’Herlihy, as he stepped away from the anchor seat of RTÉ’s sports department, having steered us through 10 World Cups and 10 Olympic Games on TV. And rightly so.

Aisling Bea is a performer in the old vaudeville tradition, a Lucille Ball for modern times — she writes, she acts and she does stand-up.

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