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Sunday 29 May 2022
Sporting events dominated the top ten slots, while RTÉ programmes accounted for 42 of the 50 most-watched shows.
The show was watched in over 100 countries around the world.
The comedy, set in the 1990s during The Troubles, has received rave reviews.
Dublin’s narrow victory over Mayo was watched by more than one million people.
The match attracted 49,100 more viewers than last year’s game between Kerry and Donegal.
The Toy Show topped the list with Mrs Brown’s Boys, GAA and RTE news also ranking highly.
RTE broadcast 48 of the 50 most-watched TV moments so far this year as current affairs, comedy, soaps and State visits had us glued to the box.
BORIS JOHNSON’S CRITICS are out in force this weekend saying discontent in the Conservative Party is growing as the partygate scandal rumbles on.
Former cabinet minister David Davis said his colleagues “see their own seats disappearing” as Tory popularity continues to wane.
The comments come as Johnson faces mounting calls to resign following the publication of Sue Gray’s investigation into Covid rule-breaking in Downing Street during Covid lockdowns.
However, Johnson has survived political storms several times in the past.
So, today we’re asking do you think Boris Johnson will survive Partygate?
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FLAC’s Eilis Barry says LGBTQI+ rights have come a long way, but much still needs to be done.
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