Don’t be surprised if Guy Ritchie’s new series catapults the young Cork actor into being Ireland’s next acting superstar

Television: Absorbing first episode of three-part series explores ominous possibility that AI isn’t so much stealing our jobs, as our souls

Front-runner Jordan Dargan faces a second dance-off in two weeks as Stephanie Kelly departs

Laconic frontwoman Laetitia Sadier and her bandmates put on a clever and wondrous Dublin show with danceable grooves and art-rock jams

Group return to the hoedown mother lode for their well-intentioned if fizz-free sixth album

Kin gave RTÉ of its biggest ratings hits since its previous big crime show, Love/Hate

Go into this expecting a conventionally well-put-together mystery, and you’ll be underwhelmed. Buckle up for a hysterically soapy thrill ride

Blair emerges from this impressively wide-ranging documentary brimming with charm yet blank behind the eyes

Actor had a career that spanned decades but he will forever be connected to his roles in The Godfather and Apocalypse Now

Television: Riveting documentary lays bare dubious treatment of young women, while Banks still says show was a force for good

Nostalgia is unavoidable for re-formed ‘80s indie group, but a wish to move forward is the driving force behind new songs

Well before the dance-off, we know the Eurovision champ is in line for nul points. Meanwhile Paudie keeps on twirling

Brilliantly moody soundtrack confirms Charli XCX as a star who makes better art when not trying to deliver a hit

Television: It’s refreshing that Seoige doesn’t pretend to have all the answers. She’s muddling through like the rest of us

In her first major series since Derry Girls, Lisa McGee seems to have gleaned her 26 counties knowledge from old D’Unbelievables box sets