| What's on Now & Next (2026-08-09) | |||
| RTE One
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13:10 | Tradfest | Clare Sands joins Hothouse Flowers in a unique collaboration for one night only, and becomes a fourth 'Flower' |
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| 13:40 | Building Ireland | Geographer Susan Hegarty investigates how the Lough Allen Canal helped transform a remote corner of Leitrim into one of Ireland's industrial powerhouses, linking its mines, ironworks and communities to the wider world | |
| RTE2
[102] |
11:45 | The Sunday Game Live | Armagh v Cavan (Throw-in 12.00pm). Damian Lawlor presents coverage of the All-Ireland Junior Camogie Championship final from Croke Park. With analysis from Anna Geary, Anne Marie Hayes and Ursula Jacob |
| 13:45 | The Sunday Game Live | Antrim v Laois (Throw-in 2.00pm). Damian Lawlor presents coverage of the All-Ireland Intermediate Camogie Championship final from Croke Park. Antrim last lifted this trophy in 2021, while Laois are appearing in the final for the first time. With analysis from Anna Geary, Anne Marie Hayes and Ursula Jacob | |
| Virgin Media One
[103] |
13:00 | Soapy Slip-Ups | A selection of bloopers from the Yorkshire-set soap Emmerdale, with stars including Charlotte Bellamy, Kelvin Fletcher, Lucy Pargeter, Matthew Wolfenden, Bhasker Patel and Chris Bisson recalling their most memorable on-set mistakes, including malfunctioning props, forgotten lines and outbreaks of inappropriate laughter |
| 13:30 | Deal or No Deal | Stephen Mulhern hosts as a contestant tries to open the 22 red boxes in the right order, taking on the infamous Banker for the chance to win a life-changing cash prize | |
| TG4
[104] |
13:00 | Domhan an Dúlra | Intersecting the Equator, the Ecuadorian Andes are a biodiversity hotspot where jungle dwellers live alongside alpine specialists, all uniquely adapted to survive the extremes of mountain-living |
| 13:57 | An Aimsir Láithreach | National and international weather forecast | |
| Virgin Media Two
[105] |
12:31 | The Masked Singer | The musical guessing game continues as host Joel Dommett invites panellists Jonathan Ross, Davina McCall, Mo Gilligan and Maya Jama to try to deduce the identities of the six remaining singers competing to remain anonymous. At the end of the show there will be a double elimination and two celebrities will be unmasked |
| 13:55 | Friends | Monica agonises over whether Rachel or Phoebe should be her maid of honour, and leaves the pair to sort it out between themselves. She also bumps into Chandler's ex-girlfriend Julie, and is horrified to discover he ended their relationship because she became fat | |
| Virgin Media Three
[106] |
13:00 | Coronation Street | Lauren leaves Betsy to fend for herself, Kit informs Bethany of Gary's role in Sarah's crime, Asha accompanies Sienna on a difficult mission, and Sean publicly accuses Brody of attacking Dylan |
| 13:30 | Coronation Street | Kit extends an ominous invitation to Gary, Tim gets reacquainted with his cousin Richie, Lauren offers Betsy an apology, and Fiz lets Ross know that she misses Cassie | |
| BBC One
[108] |
13:10 | Weather for the Week Ahead | A look ahead to the latest forecast |
| 13:15 | Songs of Praise | Pam Rhodes is in Essex to explore how the simple act of walking can have a profound purpose, from fostering friendship to expressing faith. In Chelmsford, Pam meets Ron Hedley, whose faith and personal experience have inspired him to organise more than 40 walks to raise money for prostate cancer | |
| Channel 4
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13:00 | Jamie Cooks the Mediterranean | Jamie Oliver visits northern Spain's coast, from the seaside town of Cadaqués to Barcelona, in search of tapas, rice dishes and seafood. Inspired by the local flavours, he cooks a pork chop with chargrilled peppers and surf and turf skewers of prawns, mushrooms and local ham, as well as providing tips on homemade aioli |
| 14:00 | Our Farm Next Door: Amanda, Clive and Kids | As winter turns to spring, the Owen family balance the pressures of lambing season with the race to get their farmhouse renovation watertight. Amanda and Clive digest exciting news from the planners which could see the scope of the renovation - and the workload- grow massively, while eldest Owen son Reuben teams up with sidekick and younger brother Sidney to tackle the ongoing drainage issues | |
| E4
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12:35 | Ramsay's Kitchen Nightmares USA | The chef tries to reverse the fortunes of the Mixing Bowl diner in Bellmore, New York, where a talented cook's work is being undone by the manager's marketing plans - putting the finances in dire straits |
| 13:35 | Ramsay's Kitchen Nightmares USA | The fiery chef heads to the Seascape restaurant in the village of Islip on Long Island, New York, in a bid to change the fortunes of its owner Peter Matthews, who is nearly $1million in debt. Gordon is dismayed to discover unprotected meat and fish left next to mouldy pesto jars in the kitchen and plans to close down the eatery until radical changes are made | |
| BBC Four
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01:55 | BBC Proms | Petroc Trelawny presents from the Royal Albert Hall as Thomas Adès conducts the National Youth Orchestra on a musical journey to the underworld and back. The programme opens with Liszt's Mephisto Waltz No 1, a whirlwind score based on Nikolaus Lenau's epic poem Faust, followed by Adès' own Dante - Part 2: Purgatorio, the central act of his Grammy Award-winning ballet. To round off the concert, the orchestra delivers the dazzling Symphonie fantastique by Berlioz. Liszt: Mephisto Waltz No 1. Thomas Adès: Dante - Part 2: Purgatorio. Berlioz Symphonie fantastique. National Youth Orchestra, Thomas Adès (conductor) |
| 19:00 | Eisteddfod 2026 with Huw Stephens | Celebrating the 850th anniversary of Wales's first recorded cultural festival, the National Eisteddfod returns to its historic roots in west Wales, taking place in Llantwd, north Pembrokeshire. Huw bring viewers the musical highlights and stories from across the Maes, including brass bands and polished pop as well as classical and contemporary music. The festival opens with a performance on the rock and pop stage by Super Furry Animals, making their first Eisteddfod appearance in 30 years. Huw also explores a mix of contemporary folk, bluegrass, jazz and country at Ty Gwerin, including a 50th-anniversary concert by Welsh folk stars Ar Log | |
| More4
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13:00 | A Place in the Sun | Mark and Prriya are hoping to find their dream holiday home on the beautiful Greek island of Crete, famous for its breathtaking beaches and vibrant cities. With Mark now semi-retired, they're looking for a two-bed property with stunning sea views to while away the summer months. Lee Juggurnauth shows them five impressive properties for their budget of £300,000 |
| 14:00 | A Place in the Sun | Jean Johansson travels to Spain's southern Costa Blanca to help former NHS midwife Sally and brewery worker Phil find the perfect property where they can spend their retirement. They've just sold their family home in Wales, so the pressure's on to find their new Spanish home, and it's got to be big enough to accommodate all the family. Jean shows Sally and Phil five properties within their budget of £200,000 for the pair to consider purchasing | |