TV Reviews

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  Piglets review: The police needn’t have got upset over the title – this unfunny show is harmless

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  The Battle To Beat Malaria review: Science meets compassion in the quest to find a vaccine

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  Pat Stacey

  ‘Lady in the Lake’ review: Natalie Portman’s TV debut sinks under its dead weight

• Eilis O’Hanlon

  Television reviews: Misogyny? Check. Dark secrets? Check. Clichés? Check. That’s the modern TV crime drama for you

  

• Review Magazine

  Worst House on the Street review: ‘Like every property expert on television, Stuart and Scarlette are extremely strict and laugh a lot at their own jokes’

  

• Pat Stacey

  Those About to Die review: ‘This Roman epic is cliched and cheesy, but that didn’t stop me having a good time watching it’

  

• Pat Stacey

  Daley: Olympic Superstar review – Britain’s greatest athlete, Thompson, has spent too long in the shadows

  

• Pat Stacey

  Let’s hope Miss Merkel will soon be solving mysteries on Irish TV screens

  

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  Faye Dunaway is reflective in extraordinary doc about her tumultuous life and career

  

• People & Culture Magazine

  RTÉ Investigates: Girls in Green did women in Ireland a great service

  

• Pat Stacey

  Sunny review: Sinister AI is nothing new but it’s what this Apple TV+ series does with it that counts

  

• Pat Stacey

  The Turkish Detective review: There’s a faint whiff of Columbo about this eccentric crimebuster

  

• Pat Stacey

  Brats review: Self-indulgent former Brat Pack member airs 40 years of gripes

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  Pat Stacey reviews live UK election coverage: Swingometers, flashy graphics and a peek inside Jacob Rees-Mogg’s home

• Eilis O’Hanlon

  ‘These days you can watch Glastonbury from the comfort of home, with your own loo, while not getting food poisoning’

• People & Culture Magazine

  Celine Dion documentary is at once cloying, heart-rending, unintentionally comic and inspiring

• Pat Stacey

  Five of the best and worst superhero shows on TV ever

• Roy Keane

  Pat Stacey: The reinvention of Roy Keane from football man to funny man comes as no surprise

• Pat Stacey

  The Man With 1000 Kids: How one immoral serial sperm donor’s ‘family’ now spans the whole world

• Pat Stacey

  The standout pundits of RTÉ’s Euros coverage ranked – and those who deserve a red card

• Pat Stacey

  Best TV to watch: ‘A mouthwatering weekend ahead for music lovers and football fans’

• Eilis O’Hanlon

  ‘Micheál Ó Muircheartaigh was a towering presence through decades of people’s lives. He came from another Ireland’

• The Bear season three review: Frenetic drama feels stuck in a loop of its own creation

• Pat Stacey

  Douglas is Cancelled: This cancel culture comedy-drama is full of stale ideas, cartoonish characters and glib dialogue

• Pat Stacey

  Harry Wild: If RTÉ made guff like this, we’d mock it. So why is it OK to buy it?

• Pat Stacey

  Supacell review: This excellent superhero series keeps a foot planted in the real world

• Pat Stacey

  ‘Suranne Jones: Investigating Witch Trials’ review: ‘Vigil’ star’s first documentary traces misogyny from 17th century to Andrew Tate

• BBC

  The best TV to watch this weekend: from Kevin Costner's Yellowstone explorations to the Isle of Wight music festival

• People & Culture Magazine

  Eilis O’Hanlon: If you don’t like the way the Brits do Euros coverage, don’t watch. Simples

• Donal Lynch

  Hitler and the Nazis: Evil on Trial docuseries deftly unpicks the cult of German Reich ideology

• Pat Stacey

  The Stormtrooper Scandal review: This NFT racket was a perfect storm of greed, stupidity and gullibility

• Pat Stacey

  Paranormal: The Village That Saw Aliens – an entertaining account of close encounters of the Welsh kind