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What's on Now & Next (2026-02-15)
RTE One
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[HD:135] 		15:40Zeppelin A German-born British pilot is offered the chance to defect by an enemy spy. His superiors persuade him to go along with the scheme as an opportunity to steal the plans for a revolutionary new Zeppelin. However, returning to Germany for the first time since his childhood forces him to question where his loyalties really lie. First World War adventure, with Michael York, Elke Sommer and Marius Goring
17:40Nuacht The latest news headlines
RTE2
[102] 		14:30Live Six Nations Rugby Union Wales v France (Kick-off 3.10pm). Jacqui Hurley presents coverage of the final match in the second round of fixtures, held at Principality Stadium. France have won the last seven meetings between the teams, with six of them coming in this competition, including a 43-0 thrashing at Stade de France last year and a 45-24 victory here in 2024. With analysis from Bernard Jackman, Fiona Coghlan, Jamie Heaslip, and commentary by Hugh Cahill and Jim Hamilton
17:30The Simpsons Marge signs Homer and Bart up on a father-son bonding ocean voyage in a bid to heal their troubled relationship, and while the pair are away takes over Homer's fantasy football league. Animation, featuring the voice of Nick Offerman (Parks and Recreation)
Virgin Media One
[103] 		16:00The Masked Singer Joel Dommett hosts as the three finalists compete to be crowned the winner, with actress and singer Samantha Barks joining regular panellists Maya Jama, Jonathan Ross, Davina McCall and Mo Gilligan. The identities of all the remaining stars are finally revealed, while previous Masked Singers Lionfish, Pufferfish and Snail all return for three one-of-a-kind duets
17:30News at 5.30 The latest national and international news stories from the Virgin Media News team
TG4
[104] 		15:30GAA Beo Tyrone v Cavan (Throw-in 3.45pm). Live coverage of the match in round three Division Two of the Allianz Football League from O'Neill's Healy Park. Presented by Micheál Ó Domhnaill
17:35GAA Beo Roscommon v Armagh. Deferred coverage of the match in Division One of the Allianz Football League from King & Moffatt Dr Hyde Park. Presented by Micheál Ó Domhnaill
Virgin Media Two
[105] 		17:00Beat the Chasers Bradley Walsh hosts the spin-off from The Chase in which contestants take on two, three, four or all five of the quiz's resident experts Mark Labbett, Anne Hegerty, Paul Sinha, Jenny Ryan and Shaun Wallace at once. Members of the audience are called out to face five multiple choice questions, with the chance to bank up to £5,000, but if they get the first question wrong they are out. Next, contestants are given the option of playing between two and all five Chasers for increasing amounts of money, but with a decreasing time advantage against them.
18:00Yes Chef Top chef Jun Tanaka has his eye on the prize as he puts three home cooks through a series of culinary challenges, including how to make the perfect red wine sauce
Virgin Media Three
[106] 		16:45Alex Polizzi's Secret Italy Alex embarks on a voyage of discovery back to her roots as she revisits some of the places that have special memories for her as well as exploring some of the country's little-known treasures. She begins with a tour of northern Italy to uncover some of its hidden secrets including a prison in Venice with a difference and ventures to a gem in Lombard Alps, before taking in the fashionable sights that Italy's capital of cool Milan has to offer - here she gets the chance to admire some of opera singer Maria Callas's unforgettable stage costumes
17:45Billy Connolly: Journey to the Edge of the World The comedian boards a Russian cruise ship to make an eight-day trip through the Northwest Passage and visit the sites where explorers have lived and died. Stopping off on Beechey Island, where Victorian naval officer John Franklin was stranded for two years, Billy moves on to Gjoa Haven, a settlement on King William Island where Roald Amundsen stayed 50 years after Franklin's expedition. He then heads south to Dawson City, the site of a gold rush in the late 19th century
BBC One
[108] 		14:30Live Six Nations Rugby Union Wales v France (Kick-off 3.10pm). Coverage of the final match in the second round of fixtures, held at Principality Stadium. France have won the last seven meetings between the teams, with six of them coming in this competition, including a 43-0 thrashing at Stade de France last year and a 45-24 victory here in 2024, but Wales will hope for a stronger display this time around in Steve Tandy's first home Six Nations game in charge
17:35BBC News A round-up of the latest headlines
Channel 4
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[HD:142] 		16:25Sandi's Great British Woodland Restoration After a cold winter, Sandi's wood 'springs to life' as she and wife Debbie start to focus on creating suitable habitats for woodland creatures. They build a wildlife pond to increase the biodiversity and tree surgeons make a 200-year-old beech tree safe. Sandi's budget is stretched because of local fly-tipping, as she has to fork out thousands of pounds on fencing
17:25Devon and Cornwall A wheelwright and his team restore a Victorian bicycle, and a couple compete in a regatta to celebrate the 70th anniversary of the Fowey River Class sailing dinghy. An artisan brewer and wine-maker searches for ingredients for his next creation on the grounds of Torbay's most historic building, and a stonemason and drystone waller gets to work on one of Cornwall's most unique landmarks
E4
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[HD:162] 		16:05Home Alone 2: Lost in New York Hapless youngster Kevin somehow manages to catch the wrong plane and finds himself heading for New York, while his family jets off to Florida. Having got his hands on his father's credit card, he is enjoying the good life staying in a luxury hotel - until he bumps into two familiar burglars with an axe to grind. Comedy sequel, starring Macaulay Culkin, Joe Pesci, Daniel Stern, Brenda Fricker and Tim Curry
18:30The Simpsons Bart joins an organisation called the Junior Campers and asks Homer to come on a father-son rafting expedition. Unfortunately, the pair soon find themselves adrift on the open sea - with only Ned Flanders and his children for company. With the voice of Ernest Borgnine
BBC Four
[117] 		02:10British History's Biggest Fibs with Lucy Worsley The historian explores how the past is a concoction of stories and untruths manipulated by whoever was in power at the time. She begins with the dynastic conflict known today as the Wars of the Roses. Lucy explores how Shakespeare's history plays have fixed the way most people look at the feud between the houses of Lancaster and York. But he based his version of events on a narrative invented and shaped by Henry VII, the victorious Lancastrian who went on to found the Tudor dynasty
19:00Antiques Roadshow Fiona Bruce presents from Portchester Castle in Hampshire, where treasures include an extraordinary set of RAF medals, awarded for extreme bravery to an airman who served in Dunkirk and the Battle of Britain. The team also admires some rare punk clothing by fashion designer Vivienne Westwood and a roll of ornate Arts and Crafts wallpaper destined for the bonfire. Amin Jaffer appraises two valuable paintings by prominent 20th-century Indian artists, Jamini Roy and KH Ara, and explains how each man expressed ideas of Indian identity and nationhood in their works
More4
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[HD:168] 		16:15Location, Location, Location Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer are house-hunting in Croydon, with Kirstie helping friends Joe, Will and Joe get their feet on the property ladder in London. Meanwhile, Phil takes on the challenge of searching for an affordable property with the space to start a family for newlyweds Leon and Cherrelle
17:20Location, Location, Location Kirstie Allsopp helps Brett and Jo go house-hunting in Nottingham, and tries to open their eyes to wider options across the city. Phil Spencer is also in Nottingham with first-time buyers Ben and Pip, who desire to live in a trendy part of town where there is a great deal of competition for properties