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- Aug 21, 2026
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Our TV Picks: Reading Festival to feature Fontaines DC, Charli XCX, and Florence + The Machine (opens the original)
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In 2009, Eoghan Daltun and his family moved to Eyeries in the Beara Peninsula, where he set about rewilding their 73-acre farm. A sculptor conservator by trade, he delved right into conserving his wild land along the Atlantic coast, watching as a rainforest emerged when he let the earth do its thing. He went on to write about his experiences in the books An Irish Atlantic Rainforest and The Magic of an Irish Rainforest, and now comes this two-part documentary series about his life and journey, a
Our TV picks: The Rose of Tralee returns to our screens for its 66th edition (opens the original)
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During a personal and professional low point in the mid-1980s, Paul Simon was inspired by mbaqanga street music he heard on a tape lent to him by musician Heidi Berg as he made for South Africa. He returned to the States having recorded his masterwork Graceland, which, despite concerns around his breaking of the cultural boycott of South Africa, nonetheless drew global audiences to the countryâs music and contributed to the discussion around the impact of Apartheid-era restrictions. Forty year
Irish authors on what it's really like to have their books turned into TV shows (opens the original)
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An Irish author having their book adapted for TV was once a relatively uncommon thing. But you wouldn’t think that looking at the small screen today, where they’re reigning supreme. Over the past 12 months, audiences have enjoyed The Walsh Sisters on RTÉ, based on Marian Keyes’ books; Catherine Ryan Howard’s 56 Days adapted by Prime Video; Leonard and Hungry Paul on the BBC, adapted from Rónán Hession’s book; Trespasses on Channel 4, adapted from Louise Kennedy’s book; and All Her Fault on Sky A
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