IT’S not often you see Snapchat and sexual health education in the same sentence. But that didn’t stop social media influencer and entrepreneur James Kavanagh.

Everybody is talking about ‘West Cork’, the podcast delving into the murder of Sophie Toscan du Plantier. Marjorie Brennan spoke to the couple behind it, and the backlash they had feared as they return to the area this summer for the literary festival.

Catch up on this morning's headlines...

Catch up on this morning's headlines...

Aoife Burke is a cellist from Cork, and currently holds a residency at the Triskel Arts Centre in Cork, as part of which she curates the summer lunchtime concert series and the Spotlight chamber music series. 

Dave Allen’s comments on the Church may have shocked some, but he stands as one of the greats of Irish comedy. Ellie O’Byrne talks to Bryan Murray about a man who found fame as an exile.

The Guards is a new series on RTÉ Two looking at life behind the scenes for gardaí in Dublin. It airs at 9.55pm on Tuesday night.

Game of Thrones returns to Sky Atlantic on Monday at 9pm.

A new series on RTÉ One tomorrow looks behind the scenes of the Gleneagle Hotel in Killarney.

The number of children aged 10 or under who have been referred to Britain’s NHS to help deal with transgender feelings has more than quadrupled in the last six years, according to new figures.

Cork City is set for €500m in developments to rejuvenate the city, overcrowded classrooms are a priority for primary school teachers at the INTO union conference, Brendan Rodgers insists there was no ’crisis meeting’ between Liverpool’s players and Colman Garrihy asks, why can’t we speak our native language? These are some of the latest and most read news on irishexaminer.com this lunchtime.

Some Easter Sunday shows for your viewing pleasure.

Your guide to the day's best television programmes.

Declan O’Donnell, Helen James and Hugh Wallace are the judges on Home Of The Year on RTÉ One on Thursday.

Louis Theroux spends time in the twilight world of Los Angeles' paroled sex offenders, who live under force of tough regulations on BBC2 at 9pm tonight.

RTÉ 2fm presenter, Paddy McKenna, knew a career as a crime reporter was not for him when his then bosses, at the Sunday World, suggested he go undercover with a recording device taped to his body to meet a Russian brothel owner.

Ear To The Ground returns for a 20th series, Thursday on RTÉ One. Presenters are Helen Carroll, Darragh McCullough and Ella McSweeney.

Film-maker Louis Theroux, who tried to unravel Jimmy Savile’s private life on-screen, said today his thoughts were “with the victims” following claims the Jim’ll Fix It star had sexually abused schoolgirls.

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Documentary maker Louis Theroux has said years of hanging out with swingers and porn stars has made him “a puritanical person”.

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Peaches Geldof wants to be a "Louis Theroux"-style documentary maker.

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Justin Theroux has met Jennifer Aniston's father, shortly after Aniston met his cousin Louis.

Jennifer Aniston has met boyfriend Justin Theroux's family.

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'Britain’s Got Talent' has received its first ever nomination for a Bafta television award.

The governor of Kansas has signed a law today barring protesters from funerals in an attempt to curtail a fundamentalist church that pickets military funerals, claiming the deaths are God’s punishment for homosexuality.

Michael Jackson's father says he never beat his son up, but said he whipped him instead.

Caroline Aherne is working on a new BBC2 sitcom set in the UK.

Big Brother's Kate, Jonny and Sunita are to speak at the Edinburgh International Television Festival.

John Thaw’s widow Sheila Hancock fought back tears as she collected a posthumous prize from viewers at the TV Baftas.

Viewers paid a poignant farewell to well-loved star John Thaw with a posthumous prize at the Bafta TV awards tonight.

The list of nominations for the British Academy Television Awards has been announced.

Big Brother star Anna Nolan is to present her own documentary series on BBC Choice.

TV viewers will see Christine Hamilton sobbing as she and husband Neil struggle to get cash for questions in an edition of Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?

Almost 130 staff are to lose their jobs in the BBC’s Factual and Learning division which makes documentaries, religious and arts programmes, the corporation announced today.