What to watch on TV and streaming today: Up for the Match, Amy Bradley is Missing and The Big Lebowski
Entertainment shows are thin on the ground today, but at least sports fans have plenty to get their teeth into, including Classic Day, which features the Irish Oaks. Ruby Walsh hosts, with commentary coming from Richard Pugh.
The Hit List BBC One, 5.45pm
Marvin and Rochelle Humes are back on the box, hosting the eighth series of their ever-popular music quiz. Once again, a big cash prize is up for grabs, with three duos determined to get their hands on it — best friends from Sheffield, a husband and wife from Nottingham and a father and son from Liverpool.
Up for the Match RTÉ One, 9.30pm
Presenters Jacqui Hurley and Des Cahill are back with a new edition of the series in which they hear from GAA legends, fans and surprise guests ahead of tomorrow's All-Ireland hurling final. We're promised it's the perfect show to get us in the mood for the big game.
The Big Lebowski TG4, 9.50pm
Wonderful Coen brothers comedy featuring a memorable performance from Jeff Bridges as a laidback, bowling-loving hippie who inadvertently becomes embroiled in a kidnapping. John Goodman, Julianne Moore and Steve Buscemi co-star.
Klute RTÉ2, 12.50am
Jane Fonda won an Oscar for her portrayal of a sex worker who helps a private investigator hunt for a missing man, little realising how dangerous the situation will become for both of them. Donald Sutherland also appears in director Alan J Pakula's brilliant drama.
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Amy Bradley is Missing Netflix, streaming now
In 1998, Amy Bradley vanished from a cruise ship without a trace. Decades later, sightings and speculation still swirl. This three-parter explores this haunting cold case and her family's fight to bring her home.
Krays: London Gangsters Prime Video, streaming now
Twins Reggie and Ronnie ruled London's underworld for two decades — and had their story portrayed by the Kemps to boot. Through prison recordings, this documentary reveals the powerful bond behind their dubious legacy.
Untamed Netflix, streaming now
If you've already mainlined all three series of Sneaky Pete, it's OK — Netflix has teed up this new Eric Bana and Sam Neill (both looking suitably at home in rangers uniforms) vehicle for you. Set in Yosemite, the National Parks agents are caught between a brutal crime, the wilderness, and themselves. Ironically, in Trump's America, they'd have probably been laid off. Surf Girls: International Prime Video, streaming now
From breakout star Ewe Wong to Olympian Sol Aguirre, follow four female surfing athletes as they face personal hurdles, cultural expectations, and fierce competition.
Wall to Wall Netflix, streaming now
Imagine saving enough to buy an apartment only to face financial ruin while sandwiched between mysteriously noisy floors. It's South Korean, so Woo-seong's neighbourinos could be anyone (or anything).
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All Together Now , the festival-shaped brainchild of the man who founded Electric Picnic in 2004 only to leave 10 years later, is back for its six year and taking place over the August bank holiday from August 1st to August 3rd inclusive. Across an area of natural amphitheatres, gentle hills and hidden forests, All Together Now boasts several stages of music, spoken word, comedy, workshops, wellness activities and whatever other New-Age artsy things are in vogue today. With more than 25,000 expected to descend on the Co Waterford estate for the festival, a bit of planning can do no harm. So what do you need to know? All Together Now 2022 festival When and where is it on? READ MORE The Festival is on from Friday, August 1st, to Sunday August 3rd at the Curraghmore Estate in Co Waterford. Early entry is available on Thursday July 31st. Are there any tickets left? Tickets for All Together Now 2025 are officially sold out. The organisers have strongly advised festival goers to avoid purchasing tickets or camper van passes from unauthorised sellers. They have received a significant number of messages from people who have been scammed when trying to buy tickets through unofficial channels, particularly through a Facebook group claiming to resell tickets for their events. They are advising people to only buy tickets through official channels listed on their website , avoid social media ticket resales altogether and report any suspicious pages or posts. Make sure to add your tickets to your phone's wallet before you leave home to keep it handy and as on-site signal might be limited. Who is performing and when? With a variety of acts scheduled to perform over the weekend, festivalgoers are spoiled for choice. Headliners this year include Fontaines DC , London Grammar, CMAT , Wet Leg , Primal Scream . 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Photograph: Alan Betson Main Stage Trinity Orchestra – 5pm-6pm Lisa O'Neill – 7pm-8pm Wet Leg – 8.30pm-9.45pm Fontaines D.C. – 10.30pm-12am Lovely Days Avenue 68 – 2pm-3pm Don West 3.45pm-4.45pm Hinds – 5.15pm-6.15pm Arc De Soleil – 6.45pm-7.45pm Darren Kiely – 8.30pm-9.30pm Parra For Cuva – 10pm-11.15pm Nia Archives 12am-1am ATRIP – 1am-3am Bandstand Arena Taylor Byrne – 2pm-3pm Sexy Tadhg – 3.30pm-4.30pm Toucan – 5pm-6pm Cooks But We're Chefs – 6.30pm-7.30pm MYD (DJ) – 8.30pm-10.30pm SX2 – 10.30pm-12am Carlita – 12am-1.30am Flight Facilities (DJ) – 1.30am-3.30am Something Kind of Wonderful Florence Road – 4.15pm-5.15pm Bricknasty – 6pm-7pm Geordie Greep – 7.45pm-8.45pm Baxter Drury – 9.30pm-10.30pm Leftfield (Live) – 12am-1.30pm Flourish Bold Love – 2.15pm-3pm Girlband! – 3.30pm-4.15pm Cliffords – 4.45pm-5.30pm Heartworms – 6pm-7pm BBY – 7.45pm-8.30pm Skinner – 9.45pm-10.45pm Makeshift Arts Bar – 12am-1am Immerse Away from Dave – 6.30pm-8pm HAAi – 8pm-10pm Aika Mal – 10pm-12.15am Saoirse – 12.15am-2am Courtesy – 2am-3.30am The Circle Alice Ugbah – 4.30pm-6.30pm God Knows – 7pm-7.45pm Kofi Stone – 8.15pm-9pm Frankie Stew & Harvey Gunn - 9.–0pm – 10.15pm Onai – 10.45pm-12.30am Jehnny Beth (DJ) – 12.30am-2am Arcadia Dylan Fogarty – 10.30pm-12am Funk Assault – 12am-2am KI/KI – 2am-3.30am Saturday August 2nd Hannah Reid of London Grammar. Photograph: Alan Betson Main Stage Sing Along Social – 4pm-5pm Seun Kuti & Egypt 80 - 6.–5pm-7.30pm CMAT – 8.30pm-9.45pm London Grammar – 10.15pm-11.30pm BICEP present CHROMA (AV DJ Set) – 12am-1.30am Lovely Days Aaron Rowe – 2.20pm-3pm Morgana – 3.30pm-4.30pm Biig Piig – 5pm-6pm Everything is Recorded – 8pm-9.15pm Gurriers – 9.45pm-10.45pm Fat Dog – 11.15pm-12.30am Shee – 1.30am-3.30am Something Kind of Wonderful Tommy Tiernan – 12pm-1pm Lewis Doyle Singer – 1.30pm-2pm Landless – 3pm-4pm Arooj Aftab – 5pm-6.15pm John Grant – 7pm-8pm 49th & Main - 8.–5pm – 10pm Georgia – 10.45pm-12am Bonobo (DJ) – 1.30am-3am Flourish Bonya – 1pm-1.145pm Madra Salach – 2.15pm-3pm Bren Berry – 3.30pm-4.15pm Pan Amsterdam – 4.45pm-5.30pm Chloe Qisha – 6pm-7pm Search Results – 8pm-9pm The Altered Hours – 9.45pm-10.45pm Immerse Marion Hawkes – 3.30pm-5.30pm CAIT – 5.30pm-7.30pm The Trip – 7.30pm-9.30pm Max Cooper – 9.45pm-11.45pm Clouds – 11.45pm-1.30am Blawan DJ – 1.30am-3.30am The Circle Mabfield Live Podcast – 1.30pm-3pm Asha Ari – 3pm-3.30pm DUG – 4pm-4.45pm Huartan – 5.15pm-6pm Rois – 6.45pm-7.30pm Enola Gay – 8.15pm-9pm Dry Cleaning – 9.45pm-10.30pm David Holmes – 11pm-12.30am Shampain – 12.30am-2am Arcadia JWY – 10.30pm-12am EMA – 12am-2am Special Request – 2am-4am Sunday August 3rd Blindboy Main Stage Bueno Vista All Stars – 3pm-4pm BIIRD – 4.30pm-5.30pm Primal Scream – 6.30pm-7.30pm TBC – 8.15pm-9.20pm Nelly Furtado – 10.15pm-11.30pm Something Kind of Wonderful Blindboy -12pm-1pm Kean Kavanagh – 3.15pm-4.15pm The Boomtown Rats – 4.45pm-5.45pm Bob Vylan – 6pm-7pm English Teacher – 7.15pm-8.15pm The Voidz – 8.45pm-9.45pm Ben Bohmer (Live) – 10.30pm-12am Folamour – 12.30am-2am Lovely Day Muireann Bradley – 3.45pm-4.45pm Infinity Song – 5.15pm-6.15pm Nilufer Yanya – 6.45pm-7.45pm A Lazarus Soul – 8.30pm-9.30pm Mura Masa – 12am-1.30am Tara Kumar – 1.30am-3.30am Flourish The Awning – 1pm-1.45pm pigbaby – 2.15pm-3pm Martin Luke Brown – 3.30pm-4.15pm Ishmael Ensemble – 4.45pm-5.30pm Antony Szmierek – 6pm-7pm Radio Free Alice – 8pm-9pm Shark School – 9.45pm-10.30pm The Null Club – 12am-1am Bandstand Arena Glasshouse Perform Sigur Ros – 12.30pm-1.30pm Playback Presents: Bob Dylan '65 – 3.15pm-4.15pm Papa Romeo – 4.45pm-5.30pm Fizzy Orange – 6pm-7.30pm New Jackson – 9pm-10.15pm Matador b2b LRB – 12am-1.30am Deep Dish – 1.30am-3.30am IMMERSE Rhyzine – 3.30pm-5.30pm Puzzy Wrangler – 5.30pm-7.30pm CC:DISCO! – 7.30pm-9.30pm In2stellar – 9.30pm-11.30pm Surusinghe – 11.30pm-1.30pm Shanti Celeste – 1.30pm-3.30pm The Circle Mabfield Live Podcast – 2pm-3.30pm Divil – 3.45pm-4.15pm Adore – 5pm-5.45pm Curtisy – 7.45pm-8.30pm Maria Somerville – 9pm-10pm Sloucho – 12am-2am Arcadia Collie – 10.30pm-12am Sally C – 12am-2am Yousuke Yukimatsu – 2am-4am What else is there to see and do? Like most music festivals, All Together Now's website has a section advertising the various 'experiences' on offer. As well as music scheduled each day festivalgoers will have access to panel discussions, monologues, spoken word, comedy, storytelling, yoga, saunas, hot tubs, live food demos, arcade games, magic shows, circus and craft workshops, sensory play areas for kids, football competitions, music bingo and more. At the Greencrafts Village, an 'eco-conscious crafting hub', you can take part in craft-making activities and, most importantly, you get to take what you make home to show off. What time should I arrive? Access to the campsite will open from 4pm with last entry at 10pm on Thursday 31st July. Thursday the venue will open from 4pm with last entry at 9pm. Friday 1st August the venue opens at 9am with last entry at 9pm. Saturday 2nd August the venue will open at 9am with last entry at 8pm. Sunday 3rd August the venue will open at 10am with last entry at 4pm. How do I get there? As with many festivals held in remote rural locations, it takes some planning to get there. By bike: A bike rack will be located next to car park 4, please follow the directions of staff once you enter the site. E-scooters and e-bikes Bike racks available. No charging e-scooters or e-bikes at bike racks. By bus: There will be direct non-stop services from Dublin city centre and Cork city bus station (Parnell Place) which will operate to the festival on Thursday 31st July and Friday 1st August with return journeys on Monday 4th August. There will be a regular service from Waterford Bus Station to Curraghmore House each day from Friday 1st August with return journeys on Monday 4th August. The organisers have advised that they believe this to be the best option for festival goers. Expressway have set up a page for people who are looking to arrive at All Together Now by bus with all the relevant information on when and where the services will run and how to book. All private buses will be directed to Gate 4 regardless of their route origin and no private hire coaches are permitted to stay on site. By car: First and foremost, festival organisers have advised not to follow directions on a sat nav or Google Maps as it will not get you all the way to the festival site. Instead follow festival signs as soon as you see those. Other key points to remember if travelling by car are: Do not travel to the festival via Carrick-on-Suir; presumably the town would become a traffic choke point if thousands of cars piled through in short succession Organisers have advised that the quietest time to arrive will be between 9am and 1pm, Car parking will be available from 2pm on Thursday, July 31st, and from 9am on Friday, August 1st. There are six car parks on the festival grounds which can be seen on this interactive map . Drop-off or pickup on the event site by taxi is prohibited on Friday and Monday. Ticket holders arriving to the festival on Friday by taxi or getting dropped off by private vehicles will be directed to the designated drop-off zone in Highfield Business Park, Portlaw; accessed from the N25 Kilmeaden Interchange. Ticket holders will then get the free shuttle bus to the festival (Operating Friday (9am-9.30pm) and returning Monday (8am – 1pm only). To avoid festival traffic the organisers have advised the best drop off at the Waterford City bus Terminus where Bus Éireann festival shuttle will operate a regular service to the festival site. The festival organisers have advised that if you are leaving the festival site each night and being picked up by taxi / private car you should tell your drive to come to Gate 4. Once in Gate 4, the festival's team will direct them to the bus drop off / taxi pick up area. The organisers are urging people to not arrange to be dropped or picked up elsewhere near the estate as this can cause delays and disrupt traffic flow. To get to the pickup/drop off area you go back through the main entrance, take a left and then you will see the bus drop-off/pick up area. If you need to avail of access parking you must email access@ and receive confirmation from the access team. Regular Traffic updates will be available on Garda X account , local radio stations WLR 95.1FM and Beat 102FM as well as the festival's app and X feed By train: Waterford Plunkett Station is under five minutes walking distance to Bus Éireann Terminus, which will be running a regular festival shuttle to the festival. Waterford Plunkett Station has direct trains to Limerick, Kildare and Dublin. You can get to Waterford Plunkett from Galway, Cork and Belfast with one change. See Irish Rail's summer events page for more information. What if I'm camping? When it comes to camping at All Together Now, there's no shortage of boutique options for those looking for more than a flimsy tent among the chaotic masses. Fancy paying more for accommodation? There are Podpads, Yippee tents and Silk Road tents, all at varying levels of modest luxury, and you can find out more here. Toilets are dotted around the festival grounds and showers will be located in the campsites and available for use at specific times throughout the weekend. Campfires and disposable barbecues are not permitted on site, and campers have been asked not to smoke in their tents for safety reasons. What's the security? You must be aged 21 or over to gain access to All Together Now, with the exception of children aged 12 or below, who must be accompanied by a paying adult. There is a maximum limit of two children aged 12 and under per adult. People aged between 13 and 20 will not be allowed entry. Festival organisers have suggested if you don't need an item, don't bring it. It's a cashless festival so no need to bring any cash. Stringent searches will be conducted upon entry to the festival grounds. Items not allowed include: fireworks, illicit drugs, glass, animals (except guide dogs), weapons, petrol generators, barbecues, gazebos, flag poles, garden furniture, laser pens, professional photographic equipment, selfie sticks, drones, umbrellas, megaphones and air horns, high-vis clothing, bicycles and sound systems. Each person with a weekend camping ticket can bring alcohol at their first time of entry. They can bring either: 24 cans or 1 litre of spirits or 1.5 litre of wine for personal consumption. No glass bottles are allowed. Pre-packaged and cooked food is allowed to be brought to the campsite and no cooking is allowed. There will be food stalls and a supermarket at the festival. Fans have been asked to report any crimes to on-site gardaí as soon as possible and anybody participating in antisocial behaviour will be liable for eviction from the festival without re-entry. The Garda station at Portlaw can be contacted on 051 387 105. What should I pack? The festival organisers have shared a list of essentials that they suggest people bring: Photo ID & tickets Reusable water bottle Tent, sleeping bag, toiletries, loo roll Card for cashless payments Layers, rain gear, sun cream & wellies – prepare for all weather! Anything else? There will be phone charging facilities on site, but no harm ensuring your phone is fully charged when you're leaving the house. The festival bars are cashless and accept card and contactless payments – that means if your phone is your card, best make sure it's charged. At music festivals, power banks are your friends. For all things All Together Now, you can download the festival app (download from App Store or Google Play) and keep up to date with things throughout the weekend. What's the weather looking like? Met Éireann has said that Thursday will have a cloudy start with a few showers gradually clearing too. Sunny spells will develop across southern and eastern counties but it will remain cloudy elsewhere. Dry for much of the afternoon with highest temperatures of 18 to 21 degrees and northwesterly breezes. Thursday night will have a mix of cloud and clear spells. The best of the dry weather will be in the south and east. A little cooler too with lowest temperatures of 9 to 13 degrees in a light northwesterly breeze. Friday will be a largely bright day with plenty of sunshine and just a few isolated showers. Highest temperatures of 15 to 18 degrees and moderate northwesterly breezes. The weekend will be very unsettled with a band of rain moving over the festival on Saturday, turning heavy at times followed by scattered showers for Sunday. Temperatures staying in the mid to high teens.
Irish Examiner
4 hours ago
- Irish Examiner
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