DWTS' Jennifer Zamparelli, Doireann Garrihy and The 2 Johnnies to make TV return

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Co-hosts Jennifer Zamparelli and Doireann Garrihy are set to return to Dancing with the Stars
Johnny B and Johnny Smacks are back with a second season of The 2 Johnnies Late Night Lock In

The Gone, starring Richard Flood, Carolyn Bracken and Acushla-Tara Kupe, is set to return for a second season and will follow Detective Theo Richter as he teams up with Kiwi Detective Diana Huia in a desperate search for a missing Irish journalist in New Zealand.

Fair City is gearing up to celebrate its 35th anniversary

And as Fair City prepares to celebrate its 35th anniversary, one Carrigstown resident fights for their life, and family and neighbours are left reeling from secrets uncovered...

Chat shows The Late Late Show and The Tommy Tiernan Show are set to return on Friday and Saturday nights respectively.

Patrick Kielty is back for another season of The Late Late Show. Image: Andres Poveda

Love in the Country is back with Anna Geary guiding rural singletons on their journey to find meaningful connections.

The Money List with Baz Ashmawy returns to challenge teams of strangers from all over Ireland, while No Worries If Not! will showcase a batch of fast-paced sketches from a dynamic group of young Irish comedians.

Conor and Jock are older but no wiser in series four of The Young Offenders, and at Christmas, there will be two special episodes of Mrs Brown’s Boys.

Maura Derrane, Daithí Ó Sé and Sinéad Kennedy

Ireland’s longest-running and most popular daytime programme, Today, presented by Maura Derrane, Daithí Ó Sé and Sinéad Kennedy, is also set to return.

A range of high-end natural history content will celebrate our island's landscape, as well as shining a spotlight on the climate crisis with Ireland’s Coast, Scéalta na Lochanna, Why We Love Dolphins, Kerry: Stories from the Kingdom and Tarrac Na Farraige.

Why We Love Dolphins

Following the critically acclaimed history of hurling series The Game, brand new four-part documentary series Hell for Leather looks at the complicated history and evolution of Gaelic Football told by the game's best-known players, managers, coaches and observers.

Amy Huberman, Kayleigh Trappe, Demi Isaac Oviawe and Carl Mullan join Storybud veterans Jason Byrne and Tara Lynne O'Neill to regale young audiences with 'totally true’ stories about celebrities, aliens, mysterious football boots and dinosaurs.

What Dáire Did Next follows 12-year-old Liverpool fan Dáire Gorman - one of the few people in the world with Crommelin Syndrome - as he navigates significant life events with resilience and determination, and newfound fame having met his hero Jurgen Klopp.

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