Kilkenny face Limerick in the All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championship final at Croke Park, Nicole Kidman stars in Special Ops: Lioness, there's a classic Joni Mitchell performance and the final day of The Open . . .
Pick of the Day
The Sunday Game Live, 2.30pm,
Streaming on RTÉ Player
And so it’s down to this, as Kilkenny take on Limerick for the McCarthy Cup (below), with the throw-in coming at 3.30pm.
Joanne Cantwell presents all the action from the All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championship final at Croke Park.
The sides also met in last year's showpiece match, with Limerick taking the honours for the third successive season.
Later at 9.30pm on The Sunday Game, Jacqui Hurley and guests take a look back at the Croke Park showdown. Plus, they’ll take a look back at the rest of the weekend's action.
Don’t Miss
Joni Mitchell - Isle of Wight 1970, 11.35pm, TG4
Here’s a late-night treat for all the old hippies out there.
The singer-songwriter's performance at the legendary Isle of Wight festival of 1970, featuring classic songs such as Woodstock, Both Sides Now, A Case of You and Big Yellow Taxi.
All Creatures Great and Small, 6.30pm, RTÉ One
Streaming on RTÉ Player
The Skeldale House regulars think about what matters to them most when the radio reports that Britain is standing on the brink of war.
As everyone processes the news, James discovers a case of TB at Heston Grange. Richard begs him not to report it or the farm will be shut down and he could lose his livelihood.
New or Returning Shows
Islands, 7.00pm, Sky Nature
Streaming on NOW
This new wildlife documentary series takes viewers deep inside totally unique ecosystems - the wild, freewheeling laboratories of mother nature.
Over six episodes, it travels from Canada’s Arctic Baffin Island to Vancouver Island, the tropical paradises of Borneo (below), Sri Lanka, and Australia’s K’Gari, and the wild delta of Botswana’s Okavango Islands.
These landscapes are home to astonishing wildlife, and Islands examines how each unique environment has forced the animals who have evolved there to interact as they do nowhere else on the planet.
The Ascent of Man, 9.20pm, BBC Four
Classic 1970s documentary series examining the social and intellectual evolution of the human race.
Dr Jacob Bronowski begins in Africa's Great Rift Valley, where he traces the evolution of man's unique gifts - foresight and imagination.
Episode two follows, where Dr Bronowski's account of the social and intellectual evolution of the human race looks at the move mankind made from a nomadic lifestyle to settled agriculture.
New to Stream
Special Ops: Lioness, Paramount+ & NOW
Inspired by an actual US Military group, this spy thriller follows the life of Joe (Zoe Saldana) while she attempts to balance her personal and professional life as the tip of the CIA’s spear in the war on terror.
The Lioness Program, overseen by Kaitlyn Meade (Nicole Kidman) and Donald Westfield (Michael Kelly), enlists an aggressive Marine Raider named Cruz (Laysla De Oliveira).
Here role is to operate undercover alongside Joe among the power brokers of State terrorism in the CIA’s efforts to thwart the next 9/11.
Today’s Sport
Live FIFA Women's World Cup, RTÉ2
Streaming on RTÉ Player
Today’s coverage begins at 8.20pm for the Netherlands v Portugal (KO 8.30am) game in Group E, held at Dunedin Stadium in New Zealand.
The Netherlands were runners-up to USA four years ago in France, while Portugal are making their debut in the tournament
After that it’s France v Jamaica (KO 11.00am) in Group F, at Sydney Football Stadium in Australia.
Golf: The Open, 8.00pm, BBC Two
Action from the fourth and final day of the tournament, which this year took place at Royal Liverpool Golf Club in Hoylake, Merseyside.
Cameron Smith was the victorious player at St Andrews last year after an excellent eight-under-par final round of 64 saw him finish one stroke clear of Cameron Young, with Rory McIlroy (above) in third place.
Sunday Cinema
Cleopatra, 11.00pm, BBC Two
An early start for the movie that brought Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor together and made a small fortune for restaurants and nightspots around Rome’s Via Veneto.
The historical epic also stars Martin Landau, Rex Harrison, Hume Cronyn and George Cole.
You probably know the score here. Taylor plays the famous Queen, who sets out to consolidate her power after gaining control of the Egyptian kingdom.
She seduces Julius Caesar and bears him a son, but the ambitious would-be tyrant is assassinated before she can take her place at his side.
That paves the way for her love affair with general Mark Antony - Burton, of course - and a war for control of the Roman empire.
Braveheart, 10.30pm, BBC One
Oscar-winning 1995 historical epic, directed by and starring Mel Gibson. With Patrick McGoohan, Sophie Marceau and Catherine McCormack.
It’s an account of the life of medieval Scottish hero William Wallace, played here with much gusto by Gibson.
After the slaughter of his father and brother, young Wallace is taken in by his uncle, who teaches him how to use not only his brawn but his brain - which he employs to great effect years later when he resolves to drive the English out of Scotland.
