TV review: Secrets, lies and fiendish twists in a ridiculously addictive drama
Stay Close, adapted from a Harlan Coben crime novel, is deeply silly but manages to remain watchable
Stay Close (Netflix)
Donie O’Sullivan: Capitol Man (RTÉ One)
Droichid na hÉireann (RTÉ One)
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