Television: Aoife Kellehert’s film hums with a taut, sustained rage as it chronicles the years of thankless, thwarted work by campaigners

Television: Athlone is a place ripe for discovery - a mission undertaken in this very watchable episode

Dublin concert is a celebration of band’s 30-year history of romping, stomping pop-rock

The Strokes are about to release a new album, Reality Awaits. A lot has changed in the 25 years since the band’s first Irish gig

Television: With all the learning and accomplishments of Irish institutions RTÉ has – presumably for budgetary reasons – limited its scope here to Trinity College

On Daughter from Hell the pop star doggedly maintains her familiar register of mid-tempo indie introversion

Television: The simple stories unpacked here depict an Ireland that has undergone huge upheavals

Television: This golf romp tries to replicate the magic of a genre whose time has passed

Television: In real life, Michael Theo, who portrays Austin, is neurodivergent. There are loads of laughs, though never at the character’s expense

Jack White still sings like a tomcat, and his caterwauling guitar keeps up his career-long argument for songs that chuck in every kitchen sink to hand

Television: Beautiful to look at and well-acted this revived series is so slow-moving as to appeal only to hardcore Laura Ingalls Wilder fans

Television: Fascinating story of an Irishman who became a pioneering advocate for the downtrodden in the US but was quietly written out of the history of his homeland

A gritty voice, old-school country instincts and an enthusiastic Dublin audience combine for an impressive performance

Confessions II boldly reasserts Madonna’s belief that the dance floor is where you go to forget yourself and discover who you really are

This Legally Blonde prequel raises all sorts of questions – to which there are no obvious answers