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Appetite for Distraction

What to watch this week: Dr Who still flying about with the Daleks through time and space

Nearly 60 years on from the doctor’s TV debut, Jodie Whittaker stars in a feature length episode in her last appearance in the role

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What to watch this week: Dermot Bannon seeks out his ideal homes in Spain and Scotland

The architect visits incredible homes in other parts of the world

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What to watch this week: Recalling the 1968 Tuskar Rock tragedy

Fifty-four years ago, an Aer Lingus flight en route from Cork to London crashed into the sea leaving no survivors. In a documentary on Monday night, RTÉ speaks to the relatives of those who died

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What to watch this week: Family solidarity and fortitude put to the test

Teams face strength and endurance tests with the help of sporting mentors in popular RTÉ show

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Be entertained this week: Newsreader starts on BBC Two and Sky offers a horror in the Deep South

Newsreader, a new Australian series, covers major news stories from the 1980s while focusing on the main characters’ relationship while the comic and frequently unhinged tale of Catherine the Great returns to Channel 4

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What to watch, listen to and play this week: RTÉ takes a road trip along Irish pilgrim paths

Weather forecaster Nuala Carey and presenter Derek Mooney explore Ireland’s great outdoors in a four-part travel show

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What to watch, listen to and play this week: A transgender story from the 1960s

A one-off documentary follows the life of April Ashley, a model and dancer who was one of the first British people to undergo gender reassignment surgery

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What to watch, listen to and play this week: More summer shenanigans as Love Island returns

Laura Whitmore introduces a new crew of love hopefuls, while RTÉ takes a nostalgic look back at Irish rock in the 1970s

What to watch and listen to this week: Maeve Binchy, Will Young and the history of the sliotar

The adored author is remembered on the tenth anniversary of her death and RTÉ’s Brainstorm asks whether your accent can affect your job prospects

What to watch and listen to this week: A dramatic portrayal of Oscar Wilde’s shocking fall from grace

A one-off drama depicts Oscar Wilde’s ordeal in Reading Gaol, while a documentary follows the reconstruction of Ernest Shackleton’s Antarctic cabin

Emmanuel Kehoe on TV: Coogan fashions laughs from chaos in a slippery satire

More complex than comedic, Chivalry on Channel 4 confounds the viewer’s expectations at every turn as it satirises Hollywood in the wake of #MeToo

What to watch and listen to this week: Exploring a cold case of a mysterious rural vanishing

The 1993 disappearance of young American woman Annie McCarrick is the subject of the latest Scannal, while basketball legend Magic Johnson is profiled in a new four-parter on Apple+ TV

Emmanuel Kehoe on TV: Odenkirk answers the Call for the last time, but in fine style

The return of Better Call Saul for its sixth and final season is a bona fide TV event, and a tour de force of magnetic acting

What to watch and listen to this week: Detective chases cold case of her own dead daughter to Dublin

A largely Irish cast led by Paula Malcomson carries new drama Redemption, while the reincarnation story Life After Life is brought to the small screen

Emmanuel Kehoe on TV: Over-hyped and under-achieving Derry Girls seems to belong more in the 1970s than ’90s

Opening episode of final series not without comic merit but over-acted performances are off-putting

Emmanuel Kehoe on TV: The uplifting sight of an RTÉ veteran doing the walk of life

Charlie Bird’s courageous ascent up Croagh Patrick in the face of serious illness was the TV event of the week

What to watch and listen to this week: Suranne Jones romps through 19th-century England as Gentleman Jack

Now in its second season, the series follows the 19th-century landowner and entrepreneur Anne Lister who dressed as a man and had a number of lesbian affairs

Emmanuel Kehoe on TV: How a Great House led to a homely tale of resilience and refurbishment

Architect and presenter Hugh Wallace is delighted by the successful renovation of a doer-upper in Co Cork

What to watch and listen to this week: Ghislaine and Robert Maxwell under the spotlight

A three-part series looks at the lives of the Maxwell family, while Gary Oldman stars in a new spy drama, Slow Horses

What to watch and listen to this week: Hugh Wallace returns with a new series of The Great House Revival

The well-known architect runs the rule over a Victorian house in Cork, while consumer journalist Conor Pope takes a look at the ongoing cost of living crisis in The Price of Everything