DailyEdge.ie rounds up the TV shows that you’ll be tweeting about tonight and talking about tomorrow.
Euro ’88: We Can Beat This Lot (RTÉ One, 7pm)
The first of two programmes charting Ireland’s history at the Euros. In this episode, presenter Garry Mac Donncha looks back on the 1988 championship in West Germany, which saw us beating England in Stuttgart.
Follow Donal (RTÉ One, 8.30pm)
New series following chef Donal Skehan as he travels around Europe, sampling the cuisine and the culture. In the first episode, he goes to Budapest to try Hungarian delicacies, including these fried dough langos (or flatbreads). #followdonal
Enough Said (Film4, 9pm)
One of James Gandolfini’s final films, this great romantic comedy stars Julia Louis-Dreyfus as a divorced mother who pursues a new love interest, only to find he’s her new friend’s ex-husband.
Everybody’s talking about: Game of Thrones
It’s all kicking off in next week’s episode, as the White Walkers ready themselves to attack the Wall – watch the trailer here.
Or flick over for…
- Republic of Ireland v Belarus (Setanta Ireland, 7.30pm) A lil friendly for ye ahead of the Euros.
- Twilight (E4, 8pm) Teenage vampires do a lot of scowling in this adaptation of the popular novel.
- The Flash (Sky1, 8pm) The season finale of this superhero show.
- In The Club (BBC1, 9pm) Penultimate episode of this drama following six pregnant women who meet in a pre-natal class.
- The Tunnel: Sabotage (Sky Atlantic, 9pm) This French/English crime drama (based on The Bridge) finishes up its second season.
