Friday 22 January, 2021
If you love Love/Hate, join us. If you haven’t – and hate spoilers – don’t.
Introducing The Tube: We’ll be taking a look at the good, the bad and the ugly of Ireland’s TV past every Wednesday evening.
Stuart Carolan is back with a new series called ‘Taken Down’ starring Lynn Rafferty and Brian Gleeson.
Inner city boy done GREAT.
It looks like Grand Theft Auto: Darndale.
The clip also stars Tommy Tiernan and Hector. All the lads.
It was rumoured that a sixth season, a spin-off based on Connors’ character Patrick, was in development.
Stephen Clinch played ‘Noely’ in the hit RTÉ series.
The “dark comedy drama” goes out on the weekend of the actual Rising centenary, at the end of April.
“THIS IS LAURENCE. HE’S A GREAT ACTOR TOO.”
The BAI rejected listener Seán Carty’s complaint that the clip infringed its code of programme standards.
The Ireland head coach says the fear of failure drives him on at this World Cup.
Is the Wexford drama any use?
Everyone’s having a great time at Montrose, apparently.
Sunday nights, here we come.
The boys are going to be involved in “a Mayo love triangle”.
It’s gonna be set in Hawaii. Because Hawaii is like Ireland, right?
TV3 came on board to broadcast the show – after last year’s ceremony was branded “embarrassing” by viewers.
Stephen Clinch plays Noelie in the RTÉ drama.
More Love/Love than Love/Hate here.
John Boy says “Vote Yes.”
And directors. And authors. And TV shows.
A far cry from Love/Hate.
An Irish play tackles drug use head on.
Joe Canning has been on Instagram with an X-ray shot of his smashed digit.
It’s all about the gnomes.
An ambitious regeneration plan for the decaying social housing complex was officially scrapped two years ago due to lack of funds.
We look into what makes a soap worth watching.
There were a LOT of Love/Hate comparisons.
Talent on the streets of Dublin.
Pieta House are now in possession of the coveted shoes, and are running a text-to-win competition.
