It's the final episode of Conor McPherson's Paula, while the UK's general election gets plenty of coverage on both sides of the Irish Sea
Pick of the day
Paula, 10.15pm, RTÉ One & 9.00pm, BBC Two
It's the final episode of Conor McPherson's three-part drama starring Denise Gough as the eponymous schoolteacher who gets entangled with the troubled James (Tom Hughes).
As the revenge thriller heads to a conclusion, Detective Mac (Owen McDonnell) tries to recover from the attack but faces fierce repercussions at work.
With James facing charges Mac continues to dig into his past and discovers that he had a troubling start to life. And as if things couldn’t get any worse for Paula, she's faced with the reality that Callum may never fully recover.
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Movie Choice of the day
Gran Torino, 10.40pm, Sky Cinema Select
There's no denying that Clint Eastwood has made a huge impression on cinema over the years, but this drama stands up as one of his finest moments both on and off-screen.
Starring and directing, the then 78-year-old Eastwood plays a cantankerous Korean War veteran who reluctantly becomes a hero to his immigrant neighbours, despite a lifetime of prejudice.
Although it was ignored by the Academy Awards, Gran Torino grossed over a quarter of a billion dollars and, in terms of box office, is the most successful film of Eastwood's remarkable career.
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Soap Choice of the day
EastEnders, 7.30pm, RTÉ One & BBC One
Steven and Abi discuss plans for her 21st birthday, but Abi quickly realises that all is not well between him and Lauren.
Meanwhile, Lauren opens up to Stacey.
Elsewhere, Dot helps out Honey by assuring Will that he has nothing to worry about now that he's living above the funeral parlour.
Also today, Dot and Charlie discuss Matthew, while Jack and Max talk about Charlie.
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Best On Demand/TV Catchup
The Snapper, RTÉ Player
If you missed it last night on RTÉ One, you' can catch The Snapper on the RTÉ Player any time over the next six days.
Tina Kellegher – whatever happened to her? – is great in the lead role as Sharon Curley, a young Dubliner who gets pregnant but won't reveal the identity of the expectant father.
But the film's show-stopper is undoubtedly Colm Meaney. He's in scene-chewing form as her father, Des Curley, in this second adaptation of Roddy Doyle's Barrytown trilogy.
Directed by Stephen Frears it rattles along with great energy and the jokes come thick and fast, while Dubs should recognise such sights as the long-gone Shieling Hotel in Raheny, and the roundabout route Des takes when heading to the Rotunda Hospital.
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Today's Guilty Pleasure
UK Election, RTÉ One/BBC One/Sky News
Election junkies should enjoy what should be an eventful night as the UK general election determines whether Theresa May gets the Conservative majority she was hoping for, or Jeremy Corbyn's surge in popularity can perform a miracle for Labour.
RTÉ's coverage begins at 11.25pm with Miriam O'Callaghan, Bryan Dobson and David McCullagh hosting from Belfast, London and Dublin.
On the other hand, you could check out Channel 4's Alternative Election Night, which begins at 9pm. Hosted by Jeremy Paxman, David Mitchell and Richard Osman, and includes special editions of 8 Out of Ten Cats Does Countdown and Gogglebox.
