The comic and actor stars in a show that mixes stand-up with original character sketches, including Willie the wandering folk musician and a cameo from Eamonn Holmes. Show more
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Comic and actor Diarmuid Corr stars in this comedy show that mixes standup with original character sketches. Features a cameo from Colin ('Barry the Blender') Geddis. Show more
Comic and actor Diarmuid Corr stars in this comedy show that mixes standup with original character sketches. Features a cameo from model and presenter Katie Larmour. Show more
The comic and actor stars in a new series that mixes stand-up with original character sketches. Show more
Stand-up with original character sketches, featuring guest appearances by Gerry Kelly, Eoghan Quigg and Katie Larmour. Restaurant critic Maurice McDaid samples Japanese cuisine. Show more
Stand-up with original character sketches with Diarmuid Corr, including 'A Wander Wi Willie' and 1970s TV detective show 'The George Best Mysteries'. Plus, lazy man jogging. Show more
Stand-up with original character sketches with Diarmuid Corr. Young Stephen returns, the George Best Mysteries continue, and Diarmuid muses on some weird landmarks. Show more
Stand-up and original character sketches with Diarmuid Corr. Willie meets a wild woman with a special talent and Everest and Son undertake a bizarre no-frills funeral service. Show more
Stand-up and original character sketches with Diarmuid Corr. Willie has a terrifying encounter with a hedgehog, and in The George Best Mysteries, Big Pat Jennings is kidnapped. Show more
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A stand-up comedy special showcasing five of Northern Ireland's funniest new stand-up comedians: Micky Bartlett, Shane Todd, Ruadhri Ward, Liam Watson and Kevin O'Neill. Show more
It’s Christmas Eve, and Dr Parkway has booked an overnight stay in a reputedly haunted church. Why is he keen to be away from his other guests? A twisted ghost story for Christmas. Show more
Gareth is definitely going to be working from home today. Just to be on the safe side. He doesn’t want to push his luck. Because today just happens to be Friday the 13th.
Michael Smiley embarks on a cycle tour of Northern Ireland. Here he shares tales of childhood scrapes in Bangor and joins a guided cycling with tourists in Portaferry. Show more
Michael Smiley embarks on a cycle tour of Northern Ireland. He goes for a ride with an all-girls cycling club in Armagh and tries out a white-knuckle mountain bike trail. Show more
Michael Smiley embarks on a cycle tour of Northern Ireland. He goes for a gruelling cross-country cycle in The Sperrins and takes a two-wheeled tour of Derry-Londonderry's walls. Show more
Michael Smiley takes a cycle tour of Northern Ireland. He reminisces about a Motorhead concert, speaks to artist Deepa Mann-Kler and does a time trial with Michael Hutchinson. Show more
Michael Smiley takes a cycle tour of Northern Ireland. He meets former pro-cyclist Stephen Gallagher, interviews author Dervla Murphy and chats to Sir Jack Lesley. Show more
Michael Smiley takes a cycle tour of Northern Ireland. Michael meets comedian Kevin McAleer, tours the Beaghmore Stone Circles near Cookstown and cycles up the steep Mamore Gap. Show more
East End villains Harry and Annie Blackwood were rotten to the core and did some truly horrible things when they were alive. What secrets did they take to their grave? Their sons plan to find out.
Jason, Lynne and their two teenage daughters try out their local escape room, The Killer’s Lair. Will they get out before they run out of time? Show more