Or something like that. It should be worth waiting for not least because there’s been a shake-up at the Lyell Centre following the departures of Thomas Chamberlain (Richard Lintern) and Clarissa Mullery (Liz Carr), so expect a fresh face or two.
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Just when you thought Silent Witness had been consigned to the great TV in the sky, it rises like a phoenix, ready to keep viewers gripped to their screens once again. This “non-judgmental” documentary follows the experience of Ireland’s OnlyFans content creators, including Irish dad Mattie Gilbert, aka The Irish Viking, who is about to get married and start a new life in Dubai and Ireland’s highest paid female Only Fans user, whose newfound fortune has cost her her relationship with her family. From Kerry Katona to former Love Island stars to parents and housewives, the platform has gained users and popularity during lockdown. OnlyFans hit the headlines after some Irish users revealed they earn over €50,000 a month on the subscriber platform. Themes such as love and loss, coping with family illness and celebrating life’s milestones, growing up and growing old, self-love and nurturing others are gently explored through the prism of the people who have chosen to live in the most rugged regions of Ireland. Student Niamh struggles with the college experience that is now confined to her kitchen table while school principle Pól tries to keep his students and staff motivated until he can finally welcome his pupils back to school. Cider maker Seán keeps a close eye on his growing apple crop on the sunny side of Slieve Gullion and beekeeper John Ross tries to avoid getting stung as he harvests his Mourne Mountains honey. The Glenmalure lodge in the heart of the Wicklow mountains closed its doors for the first time during Covid and now the Dowling family who run the hotel wonder when they will ever be able to open up again. Sheep farmer Séamus contemplates a lonely rural existence amid the beauty of the foothills of the Mournes. There is Cérill (12), who, cut off from his friends, finds solace in his beloved animals and the nature around him. Mournes sheep farmer Séamus McCormack in Ar An SliabhĪr An Sliabh is a six-part observational portrait of life in Ireland’s mountain communities, focusing on the lives of the people who live in four different mountain regions during one extra-ordinary year. But what really happened that night, and what was the nature of the relationship between Fr Molloy and the couple? In this two-part documentary, the programme makers go to extraordinary lengths to reconstruct the scene of the crime, building a replica of the bedroom and dusting off all the available evidence to see if they can piece together what really happened. Apparently, the three had been chatting in the bedroom when an argument broke out over who would go downstairs to get more drinks.
He was found dead in the bedroom of his friends Richard and Teresa Flynn on the weekend of their daughter’s wedding in Clara, Co Offaly. It was 1985, when moving statues were the big headline-grabbers and the bizarre story of Fr Niall Molloy’s death briefly gripped the nation. It was like something out of Murder, She Wrote – except no one was charged with murder, and the chief suspect was cleared of manslaughter. Finally, there’s Kevin, who is so lawn-obsessed that when his wife went into labour he asked her to hold fire so he could mow the lawn before they left. Keith and his garden have taken the internet by storm, racking up millions of TikTok views, and he shares his secrets to the perfect lawn stripes. There’s also Keith, who was named 2018 Best Creative Lawn Stripes winner after beating competitors from around the world. He shares how he keeps the “love of his life” at precisely 10mm and looking immaculate. This documentary profiles people who are obsessed with their lawns, such as Stuart Grindle (78), who won Britain’s Best Lawn in 2017.
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