There's the concluding part of The Silent Civil War, Martin Freeman is terrific in The Responder, there’s a new documentary series featuring Ed Sheeran, while Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer return with Location, Location, Location . . .
Pick of the Day
The Silent Civil War, 9.35pm, RTÉ One
Streaming on RTÉ Player
The second and concluding part of this documentary begins with Archivist Harlan J Strauss arriving in Ireland from the United States to meet family members of Irish revolutionaries that he first encountered and recorded on tape 50 years ago.
These original recordings, and the newly collected Civil War memories of more than 80 people from around the country, are used to cast fresh light on the impact of the conflict on families and communities all over Ireland.
Don’t Miss
The Responder, 10.35pm, RTÉ One
Streaming on RTÉ Player
This is an excellent drama, starring Martin Freeman as a police response officer struggling to keep a grip on his mental health and marriage.
If you didn't catch it when it was on the BBC, I'd highly recommend it. Written by a former police officer, it's a grim and gritty tale but absolutely riveting.
Freeman's in top form as Scouser Chris Carson, a police officer who comes to the aid of a young heroin addict whom his friend intends to harm, unaware that his colleagues are watching him, convinced he is corrupt.
While intervening in a domestic dispute between his neighbours, the pressure he is under proves too much, causing him to lash out.
Race Across the World, 9.00pm, BBC One
The teams venture through Canada's friendliest provinces - New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island and Nova Scotia, as they head to the seventh checkpoint in Liverpool, Nova Scotia.
Zainib and Mobeen plan to test the friendly reputation of the area and rely on local hospitality to get them to their destination.
Claudia and Kevin are running on fumes and are in desperate need of some good luck as they end up spending money to go backwards.
Tricia and Cathie start to feel the stress of the race getting to them and put their efforts into rallying together for the final push and Monique and Ladi feel the pressure as the only team remaining to have not won a leg yet.
East of Ipswich, 10.00pm, BBC Four
Here’s an intriguing repeat from 1987.
It’s a nostalgic comedy, starring John Nettleton and written by Michael Palin (above), who says the story mirrors his own first meeting with his wife.
Seventeen-year-old Richard Burrill is dragged to the seaside by his parents where he meets Edwin, another teenager with strong views on life, and a Dutch girl with an eye for the boys.
New or Returning Shows
Location, Location, Location, 8.00pm, Channel 4
Kirstie Allsopp and Phil Spencer (below) are back for a new run of the home-seeking show and start off searching Oxfordshire for perfect properties.
Reena is looking for a geographical balance between her work in Oxford and her family in the Midlands, after house-hunting on and off for five years she enlists the help of Kirstie in the hope of bringing her search to an end.
Tan and Steve live an hour apart and are looking for a place to call their own, Phil has his work cut out searching for the open-plan living space they want in the expensive area they are searching out.
Síomha: Idir Anam is Corp, 9.30pm, TG4
Síomha Ní Ruairc (below) examines the relationship that young women have with body image.
Only a few years ago Síomha herself was obsessed with being thin and having blonde hair.
She is in a much better place today in terms of her own body image but still understands how difficult it can be to tackle issues relating to the topic.
Síomha begins her journey in Scoil Gharbháin, Dungarvan, Waterford where she meets clinical psychologist Dr Cáit Verling as they observe a group of 4th class girls play with a variety of dolls.
Síomha is shocked to learn that girls begin to think about body image as young as 3 and 4-years-old and she wants to know what can be done at this age to ensure girls have a more positive body image.
The Boleyns: A Scandalous Family, 11.35pm, RTÉ 2
Documentary charting the rise and fall of the Boleyns, a story of love, sex and betrayal told from the family's unique perspective.
The first episode reveals how patriarch Thomas Boleyn was determined to elevate his family name, with his ambitions for his three children taking them to the heart of the Tudor court.
Coronation Tailors: Fit for a King, 9.00pm, BBC Two
Yep, yet another show relating to the upcoming UK coronation.
Menswear designer and Sewing Bee judge Patrick Grant takes viewers behind the scenes at uniform manufacturers Kashket & Partners as they pull out all the stops to prepare thousands of parade uniforms for King Charles' Big Day.
The film reveals the rich heritage and history behind Britain's military uniforms and the stories of the men and women of the armed services who will wear them with pride.
New to Stream
Ed Sheeran: The Sum of it All, Disney+
Despite being a very wealthy man from an extremely successful pop career, Ed Sheeran still exudes a guy-next-door image.
In this documentary series, the singer/songwriter is seen in a more vulnerable light, as during the course of filming his wife Cherry suffered serious health problems and Sheeran lost his best friend, the entrepreneur Jamal Edwards.
Jewish Matchmaking, Netflix
When Jewish singles are ready to get serious, they call on Aleeza Ben Shalom to find their perfect romantic match from across the US and Israel.
