+ Top 7 Shows of the week
Bloodlands, Sunday, BBC One
In the third episode of the compelling drama, Tom Brannick (James Nesbitt) and Niamh Mcgovern (Charlene Mckenna) launch a manhunt for Adam Corry (Ian Mcelhinney) who has disappeared in mysterious circumstances. .
The Great Pottery Throw Down, Sunday, Channel 4
Siobhán Mcsweeney hosts the seminal as the four remaining potters face their biggest challenge yet in Bathroom Week: to produce an elaborate and fully functional pedestal sink, as well as getting their hands on a chamber pot in a decorative second challenge.
My Tribe – Mo Threibh, Monday, RTÉ One
This is the second season of the bilingual series that charts the rise, fall and revival of music sub-cultures in Ireland. The opening episode focuses on the ever-evolving Irish Hip Hop scene.
Fargo, Tuesday, TG4
This week, Loy forms an unsettling alliance to safeguard both his family and his business, Josto seeks to end the war through nefarious means, and Ethelrida hatches a plan to help her parents.
Landscape Artist of the Year, Wednesday, Sky Arts & NOW TV
The winner of this year’s competition heads to Snowdonia to take on their £10,000 commission from the National Trust, where they will be completing an artwork to commemorate Dinas Oleu – the fragmentary remains of an Iron Age enclosure.
Peig, Wednesday, TG4
Peig Sayers has tortured and tormented young students across Ireland for decades with her memoir. Broadcaster, Sinéad Ní Uallacháin, is on a rebranding mission to give Peig the mother of all makeovers – one that will change her memory in our minds forever.
Grayson’s Art Club, Friday, Channel 4
It’s food week on Art Club, and Grayson and Philippa Perry are joined by TV presenter Sue Perkins, who crafts an unusual work of art on the subject. Grayson talks to Rose Wylie, who became an art world star in her 70s.