The Irish Mail on Sunday

PICK OF THE DAY

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Long Lost Family: Born Without Trace 9PM, UTV ★★★★★

The stories of foundlings make up a daily two-parter that opens with David McBride and Helen Ward, abandoned as babies on opposite sides of the Irish border. Both have gone through life not knowing when and where they were born, and the dislocatin­g effect that’s had on them is clear. Helen was once told to ‘let sleeping dogs lie’ about her origins, but thankfully, she took no notice, and tonight’s search for answers takes some incredible turns. Davina McCall (right) presents.

Letters From Lockdown 7.30PM, RTé ONE ★★★★

Four people are writing to the loved ones they are longing to see, including an 87-year-old man who has been unable to visit his wife’s care home for the past three months, and a 100-year-old woman who has a new great-grandson.

Second Chance Dresses 8.30PM, RTé2 ★★★

Bride Nikki is planning a laidback summer wedding and wants to find the perfect boho dress to go with it. But it also has to be on budget, so she’s brought her friends Donna and Doreen along to help her bag a beautiful bargain.

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Our Lockdown Wedding 9PM, CH4 ★★★★

One of the many side effects of the pandemic has been the wrecking of the wedding plans. In this heartening new one-off, Fred Sirieix gives one pair the chance to marry in an ambitious virtual celebratio­n.

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