Television: Meath native is one of those rare Irish presenters who comes across as entirely comfortable in their skin, and that makes her hugely watchable

In an extract from her new book, the presenter admits she sometimes finds it hard to enjoy other people’s successes

Crime series Kin and game show Last Singer Standing among the schedule highlights

Patrick Freyne: Ireland was wise to send the host to infiltrate their property industry. I trust her

About 670 sites in 66 countries will take part in the largest Global Greening event

BBC garden designer Pip Probert’s advice is not to get bogged down in the small details

The presenter on Irishness, the excitement of live TV and the upside of lockdown

The Irish TV presenter and host of BBC’s The Noughties on her TV loves and hates

TV review: It’s the ultimate in open plan living: Julian takes a bath, Sylvia cooks next to him

After a few years at full throttle, the broadcaster and new mum is trying to slow down

Review: The Science Week show crosses earnest education with magazine-show ebullience

Fans pay up to £3,500 to attend fundraiser alongside the great and good of city’s Irish

Ireland’s best asset is the ability to marshal excitement for sports we’re not very good at. By those standards, we should have a lot to look forward to at this year’s Olympic Games

Dara Ó Briain and Angela Scanlon take over hosting duties to fill slot vacated by Top Gear

Broadcaster is commissioning another round of its low-budget documentary strand

Strand grows to 18 one-hour films covering diverse range of subjects

Line-up features Rubberbandits on 1916 and ‘strong and articulate’ women presenters

New shows abound, but the channel couldn’t exist without its old favourites – soccer, rugby and GAA

TV presenter Angela Scanlon, stylist Annmarie O’Connor and vintage fan Zoë Coleman talk about the psychological benefits of dressing well, taking chances and not following the herd

A year and a half into the job, RTÉ2 channel controller Bill Malone is claiming some victories in persuading younger audiences and women to switch over, although Pantigate was a blip and budgetary problems remain