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Wednesday 28 October 2020
The42 chats to directors Ian Bonhôte and Peter Ettedgui about ‘Rising Phoenix’.
The programme goes behind the scenes with Jose Mourinho’s men.
‘Green and Gold,’ which is produced by David Coughlan and Donal O’Herlihy, will be broadcast on RTÉ Radio 1 this Saturday at 1pm.
The failed Bertie Bowl venture is the subject of tonight’s ‘Scannal’ programme.
A new documentary explores 1991 Down All-Ireland winning captain Paddy O’Rourke’s battle against advanced heart disease.
The popular documentary, which follows the Black Cats through their recent troubles, returns to Netflix on 1 April.
Homeless people from all walks of life attend regular training sessions in what has become a vital resource for players.
A new Irish-made documentary tells Colleen LaRose’s, Jamie Ramirez and Ali Damache’s story.
The Story of Water, which aired on Virgin Media before Christmas, was designed to “take back control” of the company name and story.
The documentary will be aired at 9.30pm on TG4 tonight.
A new documentary looks back on the life of David Attenborough.
The Irish documentary Shooting the Mafia tells the story of photojournalist Letizia Battaglia.
A new documentary follows PJ Harvey from Kosovo to Washington DC, and then on to the making of her last album.
The journalist has spearheaded a programme on Ireland’s climate crisis to be aired on RTÉ1 this Tuesday.
The director of the film, Tom Burke, talks to us about making it.
Two Irish filmmakers travelled to Gaza to make a documentary about life there.
An RTÉ documentary into practices at Hyde & Seek was broadcast earlier this evening.
RTÉ is asking for submissions on what home means to Irish people in the middle of a housing crisis.
Former Ireland captain Andy Townsend is an executive producer on the film, which will be released in 2020.
It includes never-before-seen archive footage and interviews with his family
From the director of ‘Senna’ and ‘Amy’, the documentary will be in cinemas worldwide from next month.
Featuring previously unseen footage, the documentary will premiere at the Cannes Film Festival next month.
Some recommendations on what you can view from Volume 1 of the Loopline Collection, which was released on the IFI Player earlier this week.
‘Passing It On: Ballymun Kickhams’ will be shown on eir Sport 1.
Before there was Steven Avery…
The shows you’ll be binge-watching soon.
‘Leaving the Island’ airs on Newstalk at 7am Sunday.
Marc Ó Sé’s An Ghaeltacht and Anthony Daly’s Kilmacud Crokes feature in the TG4 series.
A behind-the-scenes look at the Fyre Festival has come to Netflix. It’s as bizarre as it sounds.
Director Duncan McMath and producer Graham Hunter will talk before the screening of ‘Take The Ball Pass The Ball’ at Dublin’s Liberty Hall.
Ireland’s favourite film festival returns to the real capital.
Award-winning director Ross Whitaker on worries about doing an Irish trailblazer’s story justice and discovering her ‘unusual charisma’.
The documentary looks at what happened when three independent musicians teamed up to tour Ireland.
Following the lives of elite athletes, ‘We Run the World’ will go out on the RTÉ Player over November.
Former Ireland midfielder Jason McAteer opens up about clinical depression in a new Liverpool documentary.
The American awards recognise excellence in the television industry.
We spoke to people from all walks of life to see how Brexit could affect Northern Ireland.
A new documentary explores the twists and turns of the M17/M18 motorway.
The Leaving Cert is strange in the sense that it is something we all experience, and yet it’s something that we all seem to try to repress, writes the 2FM presenter.
The documentary, by Sinéad O’Shea, explores the difficulties experienced by people living in the Creggan area of Derry.
THE HSE IS today expected to outline that the contact tracing system is “back on track” after its capacity was surpassed due to a surge in Covid-19 cases earlier this month.
It is understood that Oireachtas Health Committee will be told that the contact tracing system’s capacity was surpassed when the number of Covid-19 cases sharply increased at the start of the month, but that it has gotten back on track since 23 October.
In July, the HSE launched its Covid-19 contact tracing app, which is intended to help contact tracing, particularly with people who aren’t family and friends, and uses Bluetooth technology to determine whether you’ve been a close contact of someone who’s tested positive for the virus.
Users are encouraged to switch on their Bluetooth settings, and to check in with their symptoms every day.
So, today we want to know: Are you still using the Covid-19 contact tracing app?
Poll Results:
Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
The goalposts – and polling analysis – have shifted since 2016, Noel Rock writes.
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