DailyEdge.ie rounds up the TV shows that you’ll be tweeting about tonight and talking about tomorrow.

Smalltown (TV3, 10pm)

A new homegrown drama starring Pat Shortt, Smalltown tells the story of a young man who leaves Ireland to seek new opportunities in Ireland. Gerard Barrett, who directed Glassland and Pilgrim Hill, is behind it so we have high hopes. #smalltown

Find Me A Home (RTE One, 8.30pm)

New documentary series about those trying to rent, buy and sell on the housing market in Ireland. Don’t blame us if it gives you heart palpitations, though. #findmeahome

The Supervet: Bionic Specials (Channel 4, 8pm)

The final episode of the series follows Noel as he attempts to help a rottweiler named Lulu and a doberman named Maori, two dogs who struggle with walking. Already totes emosh.

Everyone’s talking about… Eamonn Holmes

The Sky News broadcaster has announced that he is leaving Sky News after eleven years.

Holmes released a statement this morning announcing his intention to leave and focus on other projects.

Anchoring my own breakfast show for 11 years has been for me the stuff of boyhood dreams. It was the job I hoped to do as a young Belfast lad – and because of Sky News I got there! Forty five years plus on I have other dreams, and to achieve them I realise that unfortunately I need to step away from the daily studio commitment for a while.

Going forward, I will now produce and present a number of documentary projects which I have been stalling for some time, as well as continuing my work with ITV and Channel 5.

So now.

• The Night Of (Sky Atlantic, 9pm) Acclaimed new drama from HBO that everyone’s going to be talking about soon enough.
• Prime Time (RTE One, 9.35pm) More on the #AppleTax, no doubt.
• Class of 92: Still Out Of Their League (BBC One, 9pm) A new installment of the documentary ollowing the so-called Class of 92 as they take over Salford FC.
• Ellen (Channel 4, 10pm) A one-off drama about a teenage girl in London. Big buzz around this one.