Our Film on TV to Watch is The Invisible Woman (2013). This is the true story of the secret relationship between Charles Dickens and Nelly Ternan, an actress thirty years his junior. Ralph Fiennes and Felicity Jones co-star. (10.00pm BBC Four)

It's (kinda) getting warmer so salads for lunch are on the menu!
@cuflvio has your sorted with two gorgeous recipes in this week's magazine that are filling and delicous! Try the three bean taco salad or brown rice & chicken salad with mango dressing.

Our new issue, with Bryan Dobson on the cover, is on sale now!

After 40 years in broadcasting, the veteran newsreader and journalist, Bryan Dobson, is calling it a day. We meet him to talk endings and new beginnings.

Our Movie on TV to Watch is Lincoln (2012). In order to play a Mount Rushmore of a US president for Steven Spielberg, it requires a Mount Rushmore of an actor. Step forward Daniel Day Lewis and accept Oscar #3 (9.30pm TG4)

Our TV Show to Watch is Ireland's Young Filmmaker of the Year Awards 2024. With Irish cinema experiencing a golden age, it’s time to celebrate the young talent coming through the ranks. (7.00pm RTÉ2)

Our new issue, with Brian Dobson on the cover, is on sale now!

After 40 years in broadcasting, the veteran newsreader and journalist, Brian Dobson, is calling it a day. We meet him to talk endings and new beginnings.

Our Movie on TV is Wild Rose (2018). Jessie Buckley scooped a Bafta nod and proved herself a double-threat with her searing portrayal of a working class Glasgow country singer who dreams of making it big in Nashville (9.30pm RTÉ One)

Our TV Show to Watch is The Piano. The heart-warming series that captured the imagination is back for another series. Claudia Winkleman will once again play host and she is again joined by Lang Lang and Mika. (9.00pm C4)

Our Movie on TV is Can You Ever Forgive Me? (2018). This true-life drama about a frustrated writer selling forged letters features Melissa McCarthy’s finest performance and offers Richard E. Grant his best role for years. (12.05am RTÉ One)

From brunch to dessert, eggs are so versatile and inexpensive.
@cfulvio gives us some Eggcelent receips this week!

Our Movie on TV is The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert (1994). Hugo Weaving, Guy Pearce and (best of all) Terence Stamp play the glittering trio of drag queens who set off from Sydney to Alice Springs where a concert date awaits. (11.35pm BBC One)

Our Movie on TV is Philomena (2013). Steve Coogan delivers the finest performance of his career as the slightly cynical hack called upon to assist an Irish nurse (beautifully played by Judi Dench) in the search for her son (10.00pm BBC Four)

Our TV to Watch is Joe and Katherine's Bargain Holidays. Comedians Joe Wilkinson and Katherine Ryan pack their bags for a new travel show. The plan is to undertake a series of bargain getaways (10.00pm Channel 4)

Our TV Show to Watch is Super Garden. Ireland's longest-running garden design series is back with five new budding garden designers hoping to build their garden at Ireland's biggest garden show, Bloom by Bord Bia, in June. (7.00pm RTÉ One)

Update! Our TV Show to Watch is The 21st IFTA Awards Ceremony. Baz Ashmawy is the host as the great and the good of the Irish film and television word get together to celebrate a golden age of Irish output (9.35pm RTÉ2)

Our new issue is on sale now with Mark Moriarty on the cover!
Plus, don't miss our 12-page guide to walking the Camino!

Our TV Show to Watch is Ireland's Hidden Treasures. Narrated by Janet Moran, this new series spotlights the cultural, creative and challenging work behind the scenes in Irish museums involving the custodians of our national treasures. (6.30pm RTÉ One)

Our Movie on TV is Chariots of Fire (1981). Hugh Hudson’s Oscar-winning drama follows the fortunes of two British athletes as they prepare for the 1924 Olympics. Check out that famous Vangelis score (3.10pm RTÉ One)

Our Movie on TV is Gandhi (1982). The word epic scarcely does justice to Richard Attenborough’s account of the life and work of the great Indian liberator. Ben Kingsley deservedly scooped an Oscar for his star-is-born performance. (3.35pm TG4)

Our big-screen movie to watch is Abigail. Our own Alisha Weir is in terrific form as the vampire ballerina who is taken hostage by a motley crew of kidnappers. Big mistake. Dan Stevens co-stars.