‘Living with Lucy’ review: James McClean encounter marred by presenter Lucy Kennedy’s tiresome shtick
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Pat Stacey: If you’re going to steal from one of the best-loved family films of all time you’d better back it up – ‘Chad Powers’ does not
The new Disney+ comedy Chad Powers apes the likes of ‘Ted Lasso’ and ‘Mrs Doubtfire’ but doesn’t come…
‘How Are You? It’s Alan’ review: Time hasn’t dented the brilliance of Alan Partridge’s irresistible idiocy
Not many could keep a character going successfully for decades, but Steve Coogan’s return as Norfolk’s most cringe-inducing…
‘Only Murders in the Building’ season five review: We’re back on the right foot after last year’s disappointing outing
While season four felt over-stuffed with guest appearances, new episodes are firmly back in the Arconia and, hopefully,…
David Mitchell and Robert Webb are back making sketches together after 15 years – and their new show just made Friday nights funny again
The comedy duo returns with a terrific new sketch show, ‘Mitchell and Webb Are Not Helping Out’, on…
‘Nazis, U-boats & The Battle For The Atlantic’ review: BBC doc dives deep into battle that raged off Irish coast
Traditional historical analysis and personal recollections are paired with otherworldly footage from underwater cameraman Richard Stevenson and his…
‘Atomic’ review: Nuclear-themed adventure gets off to an explosive start
Frantic action of the opening double bill is much more impressive than impish trailer suggested The misleading trailers…
‘Emerald Nightingales’ review: The remarkable Irish nurses who left home to form the backbone of the NHS
RTÉ One documentary ‘Emerald Nightingales’ reveals that by the 1970s, 30pc of NHS nurses were Irish The late…
Rose of Tralee review: Dog yoga and the Jumbo Breakfast Roll – did what I’ve been watching really happen, or am I hallucinating?
With Dáithi Ó Sé and Kathryn Thomas at the helm, the Rose of Tralee festival’s broadcast on RTÉ…
Rose of Tralee review: Dog yoga and the Jumbo Breakfast Roll – did what I’ve been watching really happen, or am I hallucinating?
With Dáithi Ó Sé and Kathryn Thomas at the helm, the Rose of Tralee festival’s broadcast on RTÉ…