The Late Late line-up includes Ireland star Amber Barrett and Bake-Off judge Prue Leith, music drama Daisy Jones & the Six lands on Prime Video, Baz Luhrmann 's Elvis arrives on Sky, and crime drama Karen Pirie starts on Virgin Media One . . .
Pick of the Day
The Late Late Show, 9.35pm, RTÉ One
Streaming on RTÉ Player
This summer the Irish women's football team will take their place among the top nations at this year’s World Cup - and it's all because Amber Barrett put the ball in the Scottish net last October.
Amber will explain why that goal and her community in Donegal will be forever intertwined and how she feels ahead of the national team's historic World Cup debut this summer.
The Great British Bake-Off judge Prue Leith (below) will talk about her successful careers as a restaurateur, novelist, businesswoman and TV star.
She’ll also discuss her recent documentary which explored the subject of assisted dying and what it’s like to go on tour with a new live stage show about her life.
Trisha Lewis aka Trisha’s Transformation will reveal how she overcame her secret gambling addiction, comedian Emma Doran will discuss a life-changing decision she made in lockdown, while PPAI president David Branigan will present some of the award-winning press photos of 2022.
Plus, there will be live music from Pillow Queens and Nathan Carter.
Don't Miss
Beyond Paradise, 8.00pm, BBC One
Episode two of the Death in Paradise spin-off, starring Kris Marshall and Sally Bretton and featuring Ruth (Hi-De-Hi!) Madoc in one of her final TV roles.
Humphrey and Martha throw themselves into work in an attempt to distract themselves from recent events.
For Humphrey, this means investigating one of the strangest cases he's ever encountered - an entire family has vanished, leaving their TV and lights on and dinner half-eaten.
Martha prepares for the launch of her café, but is thrown when a face from the past shows up.
The Graham Norton Show, 10.40pm, BBC One
The first of two compilations of highlights from the recent run of the long-running chat show.
Among the guests featured are Taylor Swift (above), Daniel Craig, Eddie Redmayne, Lashana Lynch, Bono, Kate Hudson, Ian McKellen, Paul Mescal, Geena Davis, Stormzy, Lesley Manville, Colin Farrell and Bruce Springsteen.
El Dorado, 9.30pm, TG4
Here’s an absolute treat - a late (and marvelous) Howard Hawks Western starring John Wayne, Robert Mitchum, James Caan and Ed Asner.
Heartless tycoon Bart Jason (Asner) hires a group of thugs to force the MacDonald family out of El Dorado so he can claim their land.
Mitchum stars as JP Harrah, the town's sheriff, who is too deep in the throes of alcoholism to help the family.
When Harrah's friend, noble elder gunfighter Cole Thorton (Wayne), learns of the predicament, he travels to El Dorado with his upstart friend, Mississippi (Caan), to help Harrah clean up in time for a shootout against Jason's men.
New or Returning Shows
Karen Pirie, 9.00pm, Virgin Media One
Here’s a very watchable crime drama based on the novels by Val McDermid, starring Lauren Lyle.
The 1996 murder of barmaid Rosie Duff in the university town of St Andrews has become the subject of a provocative true-crime podcast and DS Karen Pirie is unexpectedly chosen to head up the enquiry.
It becomes increasingly apparent that Rosie harboured a secret that could unlock the mysteries surrounding the case.
Manics Back to Blackwood, 10.00pm, BBC Four
Manic Street Preachers return to perform in their home town of Blackwood for the first time in more than 25 years.
The intimate gig at the Miners' Institute features versions of hits spanning three decades, behind-the-scenes footage and an interview with the band.
New to Stream
Daisy Jones & the Six, Prime Video
This new drama is based on the New York Times best-selling novel of the same name and follows the story of a fictional 1970s’ band, fronted by two feuding yet charismatic lead singers, Daisy Jones and Billy Dunne.
Drawn together by personal and artistic chemistry, their complicated musical partnership catapulted the band from obscurity to unbelievable fame.
And then, after a sold-out show at Chicago's Soldier Field, they suddenly called it quits.
Now, decades later, the band members finally agree to reveal the truth and this is the story of how an iconic band imploded at the height of its powers.
If you've ever wonder why punk happened, it's because of this type of music. I can only hope the script has a bit more life.
Elvis, Sky Cinema Premiere & NOW
Austin Butler, Tom Hanks and Olivia DeJonge star in the Baz Luhrmann-directed biopic that tells the story of Elvis Presley.
He started off dirt-poor but went on to become arguably the greatest star of the 20th Century, the man who put the hips and lips into rock ‘n’ roll.
The film - an enjoyable if rather shallow look at a musical legend - earned eight Oscar nominations, with Austin Butler deservedly getting a nod for Best Actor in a Leading Role with his portrayal of Presley.
Finding Michael, Disney+
In 1999, Michael Matthews became the youngest Briton to climb Mount Everest. But three hours after he summited, he disappeared and was never found.
Aged just 10 when Michael went missing, his brother, entrepreneur and broadcaster Spencer Matthews, always struggled to accept his death.
Over 20 years later, Spencer receives a photo of a body on the mountain that could be Michael.
He heads to Nepal and recruits Nims Purja, the world 14 peaks record holder, to lead a team and search Everest's Death Zone to try to find Michael.
Next in Fashion, Netflix
Fashion designer and TV personality Tan France is joined by new co-host, A-list global superstar, supermodel and style icon Gigi Hadid.
A group of up-and-coming, incredibly talented designers will compete for the chance to walk away with a prize of $200,000 and the chance to share their designs with the world.
