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Stevie is tested to breaking point after taking on more responsibility. The truth connects Max and Jodie, and Faith returns to the ED not in the way she expected

Rob meets his new foster child and Kirsty needs a challenge. Ruhma's home visit reveals an unexpected family connection

Rob tries to make a good impression, Kirsty has a surprising proposal for Bear, while Zara encounters a bride with a big secret

Sustainability expert Danny Seo is taking on the challenge of turning three nearly empty jars into a three-course meal

Matty Matheson on improvising scenes on the hit show and how he started his career in restaurants. Sunny Anderson is trying a viral NYC sandwich shop at the news desk with Drew

The Jonas Brothers share the personal stories behind their songs

Rodney tires of being Del's dogsbody and decides to set up a rival business in the hope of giving his accomplished wheeler-dealer brother a run for his money

Live coverage of Question Time in the Dail and the latest reactions to political developments

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Alf claims he won't be driving again until the real culprit who clipped Abigail is found. Tane is released from hospital, and it's decided Mackenzie and Levi will host him

Viv braves a storm, Monique loves to hate, and Esther's shown up

Jacinta forgives Nikki, but Fergal suspects she's still out for revenge, and Mondo hits on a surprise proposal as a way to make Kira's birthday special

For the semi finals at Drogheda Port, the remaining six families will become four as they battle it out for a place in the grand final

Five chefs get a personal Jamie Oliver masterclass as they try to 'Keep Up with Jamie'. There's no recipe, and they must watch Jamie like a hawk to recreate an Oliver family recipe

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Horologist Maurice Keenan, at work in his Carrick-on-Shannon workshop, carries on the skills learned from his late father, in the process creating a meditation on time

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This edition comes from Waterford, Ireland's oldest city, where the team explores what the city has to offer and its plans for future development. Anne Cassin presents

Ian seeks redemption, Nicola is determined to help George, and the Slaters gather for the birthday dinner

Donal Skehan shares his favourite lazy Sunday recipes, starting with a smacked parmesan pork schnitzel-y moment, served with a little salad

Neven Maguire ventures to Northumberland, where he visits a restaurant with a menu inspired by ingredients from the county, and the last remaining kipper smokehouse in Craster

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Architect Dermot Bannon and quantity surveyor Claire Irwin help empty nesters Deirdre and Kieran Kelly at Clonsilla in west Dublin, who are hoping to downsize

A student is stabbed to death in the street. Maigret digs into the killer's psychology. Countess Sophie calls, fearing for her life

Rosalind requires all her skills as a midwife when a disabled baby is delivered at the maternity home, whilst a gas explosion in an old tenement building shocks the community

The story of Ryanair's 40-year ascension from a single route airline to a giant of European aviation, with input from insiders, commentators and former staff

Niall sets out to remember more than 1,300 people buried in unmarked graves in the grounds of the former St Loman's psychiatric hospital in his native Mullingar

A look at Irish practitioners of rare, traditional and remarkable crafts and skills, beginning with one of the country's finest stone carvers, Julia Gebel

Maggie Molloy and Kieran McCarthy head to Carlow to help find a home for civil servant Laura, who wants to escape the rising costs of Dublin

Harrison Gardner is in Westmeath, helping Rose and Marguax as they renovate a stone cottage while also handling the excitement of expecting their first baby

Dr Brian Pennie lifts the lid on how modern addictions are rewiring people's brains, and asks what they can do to break free, beginning with phones, gaming and gambling

Five-piece band Leevy from the Múscraí Gaeltacht in West Cork prepare a big gig under the mentorship of singer-songwriter Rónán Ó Snodaigh, founding member of Kíla. In Irish

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