| What's on Now & Next (2026-03-06) | |||
| RTE One
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20:00 | Catherine Fulvio's St Patrick's Way | Part one of two. TV chef, food writer, and owner of Ballyknocken House and Cookery School Catherine Fulvio takes viewers on a journey along Northern Ireland's Saint Patrick's Way. In this edition, Catherine highlights Armagh's rich history with a guided tour from local Donna Fox, before meeting Darren Rice to explore Gosford Forest Park and learn about the Mourne Gullion Strangford area |
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| 20:30 | Tracks and Trails | Cameras tour Abbeyfeale to Rathkeale on the Limerick Greenway. There is also a city walk through Limerick's historic core with Barry Murphy from Hermitage Green | |
| RTE2
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19:00 | Live Six Nations Rugby Union | Ireland v Wales (Kick-off 8.10pm). Jacqui Hurley presents all the action from the opening match in the fourth round of fixtures, held at Aviva Stadium. Garry Ringrose was shown a 20-minute red card last year at the Principality Stadium with Ireland 10-3 ahead, and Wales made the most of the visitors being down to 14 men by scoring 15 unanswered points to lead 18-10 thanks to tries from Jac Morgan and Tom Rogers. However, Six Nations debutant Jamie Osborne then scored a brilliant try for the Irish as they fought back to win 27-18. With analysis from Jamie Heaslip, Simon Zebo and Stephen Ferris |
| 23:00 | Nobody | A quiet and unassuming family man slowly reveals his true character after his house is burgled by two petty thieves. The aftermath of the incident ignites his long-simmering rage, triggering dormant instincts and propelling him on a brutal path that brings to the surface dark secrets and lethal skills. Crime drama, starring Bob Odenkirk, Connie Nielsen and Aleksey Serebryakov | |
| Virgin Media One
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20:00 | Long Lost Family | The stories of two sons who were given up for adoption and the families who have stopped at nothing to find them. Andrew Barlow was adopted as a baby, but his birth mother Patricia Clark refused to sign the adoption papers and never gave up looking for him, while as a child, Julie Redman discovered that her mother Joan had given up her older brother for adoption |
| 21:00 | Cooper & Fry | After the body of local photographer Jenny Westlake is found dead lying among the stones at the popular tourist spot, The Nine Virgins, Cooper and Fry are called in to investigate. As the detectives learn about the belief that the stones represent women who danced on the Sabbath with the ability to grant wishes, suspicion focuses on those close to the 'old religion'. But when the burned body of a man is found nearby, a truth begins to unravel that sends shockwaves through the team | |
| TG4
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19:30 | Glór Tíre | Aoife Ní Thuairisg presents the live semi-final as five contestants take to the stage to earn one of the three places up for grabs in the final |
| 20:30 | Mná na Léinte Gorma | Uncovering the forgotten story of the blue-blouses women whose controversial role in 1930s Ireland challenges how people understand gender, politics, and power in a changing nation | |
| Virgin Media Two
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19:30 | Live League of Ireland | Shelbourne v St Patrick's Athletic (Kick-off 8.00pm). Coverage of the Premier Division match at Tolka Park. Shelbourne finished third last term after winning the title in 2024, while St Pat's will be looking to improve this time around after having ended the 2025 campaign in fifth place |
| 22:30 | Love Island USA | The American version of the relationship-based reality show, in which singletons compete to pair off while living in a villa | |
| Virgin Media Three
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19:55 | Heartbeat | Nick and Kate investigate possible arson attacks on barns in the area, while a wandering horse and a stray salmon add to the problems in Aidensfield. Rural drama, starring Nick Berry and Bill Maynard |
| 21:00 | Vigil | The submarine is left exposed by a reactor shutdown, and the crew races to repair the fault. Kirsten uncovers a feud on board the Vigil, leading Amy to question whether her investigation has been deliberately obstructed. A hard-won breakthrough leads Amy to believe she finally has the killer in her sights, only for surprising new evidence to cast doubt on her theory. On land, Kirsten's investigation leads to tragedy | |
| BBC One
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19:45 | Match of the Day Live: The FA Cup | Wolverhampton Wanderers v Liverpool (Kick-off 8.00pm). All the action from the fifth-round tie at Molineux. Wolves have defeated two lower-league teams in Shrewsbury Town and Grimsby Town to reach this stage and now face a sterner test against the Reds, who they also met in the Premier League three days ago. Liverpool have comfortably overcome Barnsley and Brighton & Hove Albion so far and are among the favourites to win the trophy they last lifted in 2022 |
| 22:10 | BBC News at Ten | A round-up of today's headlines | |
| Channel 4
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18:30 | Winter Paralympics Live | Live coverage of the spectacular Opening Ceremony of the Milano Cortina 2026 Paralympic Winter Games from the Arena di Verona. This beautiful Roman amphitheatre is the first UNESCO World Heritage Site to be used in a Paralympic Ceremony. In the studio, Channel 4's presenting team of Ade Adepitan, Billy Monger, Ed Jackson, Dame Sarah Storey and Alice Tai preview the next nine days of elite sporting competition, highlighting the key athletes to watch out for and ParalympicsGB's main medal hopes. Among those athletes are curler Jo Butterfield, who is aiming to become the first British athlete to win at both the Summer and Winter Games, and Neil Simpson, who'll be wanting to defend his super-G title |
| 21:00 | Gogglebox | The armchair critics share their opinions on what they have been watching during the week, with cameras capturing their instant reactions and the lively discussions that are prompted by the week's biggest and best shows | |
| E4
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20:00 | The Great Celebrity Bake Off for Stand Up to Cancer | Matt Lucas welcomes TV presenter Anneka Rice, comedian John Bishop, pop star Nadine Coyle and wheelchair basketball player-turned-presenter Ade Adepitan into the tent. Under the watchful eye of judges Paul Hollywood and Prue Leith, the celebrity bakers attempt decorative choux buns in the signature and tackle financiers in the technical before making a showstopping cake that represents something from their bucket list |
| 21:00 | Terminator: Dark Fate | An augmented human and Sarah Connor must stop an advanced liquid Terminator named Rev-9 from hunting down a young girl in Mexico City, whose fate is critical to the human race. As the Rev-9 ruthlessly destroys everything and everyone in its path, the three are led to a T-800 from Sarah's past that may be their last best hope. Sci-fi adventure, starring Arnold Schwarzenegger, Linda Hamilton and Mackenzie Davis | |
| BBC Four
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20:00 | Top of the Pops | Noel Edmonds presents the pop chart programme, first broadcast on March 2, 1978. Featuring performances by Darts, Kate Bush, Nick Lowe, Andy Williams, Samantha Sang, Rita Coolidge, the Tom Robinson Band and Abba |
| 20:30 | Top of the Pops | Jakki Brambles presents the pop chart programme, first broadcast on February 28, 1991. Featuring performances by N-Joi, Massive Attack, Jesus Jones, Free, the Clash, the Source featuring Candi Staton, Madonna and the Simpsons | |
| More4
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18:30 | Crufts 2026 | Clare Balding is joined by Claudia Winkleman for further live coverage from the National Exhibition Centre. Featuring a special event for vulnerable breeds, the terrier and hound events, and the Freestyle Heelwork to Music competition. Plus, Jim Rosenthal and Graham Partridge as canine athletes of all shapes and sizes climb, weave and jump over obstacles at top speed on the Agility course. Ellie Simmonds explores dog behaviour, and vet Dr Paul Manktelow takes viewers' questions |
| 21:00 | Astrid: Murder in Paris | A racehorse belonging to a prestigious stable is killed with an exotic antiquarian weapon, just before a famous race. A young stablehand has disappeared too, and Astrid and Raphaëlle theorise that there may be a connection to the suicide of his father following a horse-doping scandal a decade earlier. In French | |