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1. Unbelievable Moments Caught on Camera

Alistair Stewart presents incredible clips of eyewitness footage, filmed by members of the public.

2. Champions: Full Gallop

Champions: Full Gallop follows the thrills, spills and drama on and off the race track, as jockeys, trainers, owners and horses battle to become champions of jumps season.

3. The John Bishop Show

ach week John will open the show with a topical stand-up routine and then chat to some very special celebrity guests. Star interviewees will include the hottest names in film, TV, sport, music and more. John will also bechecking the global comedy pulse with a team of stand-ups from all over the world

4. The Vanishing Triangle

The disappearances of eight women whose bodies have never been found may never be solved after police missed crucial opportunities to investigate their murders._x000D_

5. Gogglebox Ireland

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Back for a 10th series, join our Irish telly fanatics from around the country as they watch, dissect and offer plenty of opinions about the best telly moments from the past week.

6. Vardy v Rooney: A Courtroom Drama

The dramatic recreation of the sensational 'Wagatha Christie' trial, the digital-age whodunnit based on the real-life events of Rebekah Vardy's bid to sue Coleen Rooney.

7. Biggest Hoarders

Behind closed doors, many people are suffering; practically buried alive by their clutter and dealing with a compulsion to accumulate everyday items. It's a secretive, often shameful, physiological condition that affects an estimated 3 million families in the UK. Behind closed doors, many people are suffering; practically buried alive by their clutter and dealing with a compulsion to accumulate everyday items. It's a secretive, often shameful, physiological condition that affects an estimated 3 million families in the UK. Biggest Hoarders meets people whose emotional attachment to their possessions has reached epic proportions. Will they ever willingly clear their homes? Do new techniques and treatments really offer hope? And can hoarders ever be cured? It's an intimate, emotional and deeply personal journey for the whole family.

8. Murdered: The Baby on the Beach

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In the rural Ireland of 1984, the murder of an unidentified infant begins a series of events, which eventually shine an international spotlight on prejudice, ignorance and police corruption. It’s April 1984 at a White Strand beach in Cahirciveen, county Kerry, the wildest and most western part of Ireland’s Atlantic coast. After a newborn baby boy is found dead with twenty-four stab wounds, the local police (Gardai) begin a major enquiry. Within hours, Joanne Hayes from the town of Abbeydorney approximately 50 miles away, who was known to have been pregnant, is arrested along with members of her family. Under severe duress from detectives, the family confess to the murder of the baby, and it’s disposal off Slea Head, a peninsula away from Cahirciveen. They later withdraw their confessions when it becomes known that Joanne’s baby had been born on the family farm, had died shortly after birth, and had been wrapped in a plastic bag and buried on the farm in secret. Despite tests which show that the baby whose body was found on the farm had the same blood type, O, as Hayes and its (married) father, Jeremiah Locke, and that the Abbeydorney baby had bloodtype A, Gardai propose the bizarre theory that Joanne gave birth to both infants through a extraordinarily rare occurrence called heteropaternal superfecundation, where she had become pregnant by two separate men simultaneously. They also claim that she murdered both of the babies. What follows is a tragi-comic series of events during which Hayes is arrested for murder. The entire story shines an uncomfortable spotlight on the treatment of women in Irish society against a backdrop of church control, police corruption and heated national debates on abortion, contraception and divorce.

9. Ireland AM

The latest news, lifestyle features, human interest and consumer affairs stories presented by the Ireland AM team.

10. Tom Jones

Brought up on Mr Allworthy’s country estate, Tom is deeply in love with the seemingly unattainable Sophia Western, granddaughter of the neighbouring squire. When Tom is banished to London and Sophia follows him to escape an arranged marriage, the adventure begins.

11. Posh Pawn

This exclusive documentary series goes beind-the-scenes with the kings of high-end pawn broking. Just where do the rich sell their fast cars, fine wines and designer goods when they need money? Then it comes to pawning luxurious items, James Constantinou and his company, Prestige, is the place to go for the upper class wanting fast cash and it's an empire on the move. Along with his quirky team of experts, James seeks to sort the fakes from the fortune making. It's a crazy world where anything luxurious and sometimes unimaginable has a possible ticket on it. Ranging from incredible jewels, original art masterpieces and even submarines, behind every precious item there is a story to tell.

12. Dylan McGrath's Secret Service

60 guests have been invited to Dylan’s Fade St Social restaurant to raise funds for WALK, Spirasi, Release and The Finglas Traveller Development fund. The diners anticipate a fine dining experience of the calibre Dylan is renowned for, so his reputation is at stake. Can Stephen, Lisa-Marie, Rosine, Luke and Fiadhnait deliver the quality food expected? As Dylan’s secret service in the kitchen, they seem confident but facing such a massive test, Dylan is worried that they might not pull it off.