RTÉ One have released their autumn/winter schedule and Imelda May is getting her own show!

This is already showing signs of being a good year for film production, with a number of high-profile projects scheduled to begin filming around the country.

Hollywood stars were shining brightly at this year’s Irish Film and Television Awards, with A-listers such as Colin Farrell and Michael Fassbender presenting and receiving awards.

Set during the last two years of the life of the former Princess of Wales, Diana (12A) stars Naomi Watts in the eponymous role, playing a woman who is struggling to define her post-royal family position, maintain a relationship with her sons, and find the love that has eluded her.

ACTRESS Charlie Murphy says “I would love to reach a stage when I never worried where the next job is coming from, but I don’t know if that will ever happen”.

While international film stars will be thin on the ground at tonight’s Irish Film and Television Awards in Dublin’s Convention Centre, a huge turnout of Irish stars and celebrities is expected at what is regarded by some as Ireland’s answer to the Oscars.

Series three of Love/Hate begins on RTÉ One tomorrow: left to right, Peter Coonan, Robbie Sheehan, Tom Vaughan Lawlor and Killian Scott.