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DAILYEDGE.IE ROUNDS UP the TV shows that you’ll be tweeting about tonight and talking about tomorrow.
The Graham Norton Show (TV3, 10.10pm)
Emily Blunt and John Krasinksi will be filling Graham in on their latest flick, A Quiet Place, and Kylie Minogue will be providing the music for the night.
Shrek the Third (RTÉ One, 6.35pm)
It’s been ten years since this film was released, so it’s time to revisit the main man on his quest to find an heir to the throne he does not want to inherit.
UFC: 25 Greatest Fights (3E, 10.50pm)
It’s the 25th anniversary of the UFC, people. And to mark the milestone, why not take a look at some of the most memorable fights in the sport’s history?
Everyone’s talking about… The Late Late Show
Joe Brolly sat down with Ryan Tubridy last night, and explained why he made the decision to give a young homeless man shelter in his house shortly before Christmas.
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The topics raised by the GAA analyst and former barrister struck a chord with viewers, who wasted no time tweeting their respect.
@JoeBrolly1993 brilliant interview last night joe. More to life than football and punditry and by god you epitomize that. Selfless actions from you in so many ways. #respect#latelate#joebrolly
@JoeBrolly1993 as a lawyer, as a pundit, as a human being and the person you are is truly inspirational and educational. Utmost respect and look forward to your articles every Sunday. #latelate up the Dubs😊
Joe Brolly a top top man, donating his organs, taking in a homeless person and says he’s as proud as punch of him when he got a job in McDonald’s as if he was one of his own. Would love to spend an evening listening to the stories! @JoeBrolly1993#LateLate
Joe Brolly speaks for all of us Catholics/Nationalists who grew up in the North seeing huge discrimination and humiliation but always knowing violence was wrong. #latelate#LateLateShow
Dirty Dancing (be3, 9pm) It’s the remake, folks! Abigail Breslin takes on the role of Baby, while Colt Prattes goes about insisting that no one puts her in the corner.
Ant & Dec’s Saturday Night Takeaway (UTV, 7pm) It’s the highly-anticipated finale of the series, and Dec is going it alone from Orlando, Florida.
Get up and Go (RTÉ 2, 9.15pm) Comedy movie starring Love/ Hate’s Peter Coonan and Killian Scott. A group of friends decid it’s time to face up to the fact their teenage aspirations haven’t worked out quite as planned.
Contraband (E4, 10.10pm) Starring Mark Wahlberg, Kate Beckinsale and Giovanni Ribisi, this 2012 thriller tells the story of an international smuggler who turned his back on a life of crime but finds himself drawn back in when a drug lord enters his life.
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DAILYEDGE.IE ROUNDS UP the TV shows that you’ll be tweeting about tonight and talking about tomorrow.
The Graham Norton Show (TV3, 10.10pm)
Emily Blunt and John Krasinksi will be filling Graham in on their latest flick, A Quiet Place, and Kylie Minogue will be providing the music for the night.
Shrek the Third (RTÉ One, 6.35pm)
It’s been ten years since this film was released, so it’s time to revisit the main man on his quest to find an heir to the throne he does not want to inherit.
UFC: 25 Greatest Fights (3E, 10.50pm)
It’s the 25th anniversary of the UFC, people. And to mark the milestone, why not take a look at some of the most memorable fights in the sport’s history?
Everyone’s talking about… The Late Late Show
Joe Brolly sat down with Ryan Tubridy last night, and explained why he made the decision to give a young homeless man shelter in his house shortly before Christmas.
The topics raised by the GAA analyst and former barrister struck a chord with viewers, who wasted no time tweeting their respect.
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It’s the remake, folks! Abigail Breslin takes on the role of Baby, while Colt Prattes goes about insisting that no one puts her in the corner.
It’s the highly-anticipated finale of the series, and Dec is going it alone from Orlando, Florida.
Comedy movie starring Love/ Hate’s Peter Coonan and Killian Scott. A group of friends decid it’s time to face up to the fact their teenage aspirations haven’t worked out quite as planned.
Starring Mark Wahlberg, Kate Beckinsale and Giovanni Ribisi, this 2012 thriller tells the story of an international smuggler who turned his back on a life of crime but finds himself drawn back in when a drug lord enters his life.
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