Nuachtlitir: Meán Fómhair 2017

This season, the 22nd in Ros na Rún’s history, the return of an old character brings much excitement and romance which soon develops into something even more lustful. The coming season will continue to delight, excite and engage audiences with the aftermath of the bloodshed of last season. Who survives the shootout is the question on the lips of all Ros na Rún fans?

A brand new four part series that charts the emigrant experience in London by the 20 and 30 something’s that have moved there in recent years. It is a lively and intimate portrayal of the Irish experience in London, following young Irish-speakers as they make a life for themselves in a city that is home to over 8 million people.

Ice hockey is a national obsession in Canada. This fascinating documentary reveals how the Irish created the sport and played a key role in developing the game from its inception on a frozen pond in Nova Scotia to the modern arenas of today. Our story is presented by hurling legend Ger Loughnane.

Grace Harte feels stranded in a passionless marriage living in the crumbling hotel she runs with her husband Leo on the West Coast of Ireland. The arrival of Danny, a young surfer, on the beach adjacent to the hotel is the catalyst for a series of violent events that will change all of their lives forever.

As the only source of on-screen news available to the general public during the first half of the twentieth century, the newsreels were hugely influential and popular. This series will show how some of Ireland’s most important stories were handled by newsreel editors trying to cater for audiences with a wide and shifting range of political allegiances.

As the game begins, Jeff Probst, welcomes the eighteen strangers cruising through the waters of Kaôh Rong in Southeast Asia. The castaways arrive on the island of Kaôh Rong in Cambodia and are divided into three tribes according to brains, brawn and beauty. This season is known as “The most punishing season of Survivor”.

Filmed at Celtic Connections in Glasgow, this show features the internationally acclaimed singer-songwriter Mary Chapin Carpenter, the uplifting harmonies of bluegrass sensations Darlingside; Four Men and a Dog, opening act of the first Celtic Connections Festival in 1994 and the power trio of Mike McGoldrick, John McCusker and John Doyle. Á chur i láthair ag Dónal O’Connor.

Whiz sa Chistin is a game show based around food where each week 4 Children test their skills in the kitchen by completing fun food challenges and answering questions.