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The Irish Sun
06-05-2025
- Entertainment
- The Irish Sun
Gutted fans miss out on hit soap AGAIN tonight as RTE pull series from schedule and reveal replacement
RTE Fair City fans are set to be disappointed again for the second time in a week. Viewers will notice some differences to tonight's One's usual Tuesday line-up. 2 Fair City won't be on air tonight Credit: RTE 2 Fair City has been replaced by The End of the World with Beanz Credit: RTE Fair City usually airs four days a week on Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Sunday. However, alike last Tuesday, the popular series has been taken off tonight's TV schedule. The show has been replaced by a repeat episode of The End of the World with Beanz. This episode of the docuseries sees Martin Beanz Warde, joined by comedian Gearóid Farrelly, travel to Dandora dump in Kenya following the trail of Ireland's textile waste. read more on fair city Fortunately Fair City will be back on air this Thursday, May 8 at 8.30pm. Viewers will get to see what happens after Tommy advised Dean to keep Tyler's threats about Mark to himself. Tyler manipulated Ciaran and Mark, playing them against each other to keep Mark in danger. Most read in News TV As Damien tended to Mairead, Dean felt in the way. Tyler put Dean under pressure to meet, claiming Mark is in imminent danger. Mark narrowly escaped a beating from Ciaran when Tyler and Dessie intervened. A look at tonight's episode of Fair City When Elaine couldn't get in contact with Mark, her distress prompted Dean to visit Tyler. Dean was stunned when Tyler demanded the Halpins drop the charges against him in exchange for Mark's protection. Dean refused Tyler's request, but Tyler stood firm, insisting Mark would suffer. CITY SCANDAL Elaine's distress over Mark prompted Dean to tell her about Tyler's demands, and she convinced him to tell Damien. A despondent Mark made Tyler worry his bargaining chip was slipping away. Damien shocked Dean and Elaine when he declared that he's turning his back on Mark for good. And Fair City viewers were all left with the same complaint. One fan said: "Time for Damo to go back to the slammer." John wrote: "Damo all mouth as usual." Another added: "Wasn't long ago Tyler was your best buddy Damo."
The Irish Sun
28-04-2025
- Entertainment
- The Irish Sun
RTE viewers set for disappointment as hit soap pulled from TV schedule and replacement revealed in shake-up
RTE have made some significant changes to this week's TV schedule. Viewers will notice some differences to tomorrow's One's usual Tuesday line-up . Advertisement 2 Fair City is missing off air tomorrow Credit: RTE 2 Fair City's explosive episode yesterday saw Mairead get shot Credit: RTE There will be huge disappointment for The hit soap normally airs at 8pm, however a repeat episode of The End of the World with Beanz will be shown instead. The environmental docuseries sees host Martin Beanz Warde travelling to The Zad in France with Emma Doran to learn about the benefits of communal life. Thankfully, Fair City fans won't have to wait too long until their next fix as the show returns on air this Thursday, May 1, at 8.30pm. Advertisement read more on fair city Viewers will be able to find out whether or not Mairead is okay after Last night, Damien and his younger brother Mark went head-to-head after Mark confessed to accidentally murdering their sister Laura and in a panic, pulled out a gun which ended in a hostage situation at McCoy's. Damien tried to talk down an erratic Mark, who was spooked when there was a knock at the door of the pub. Still chasing her hunch about Mark's innocence, Fidelma questioned the veracity of Tyler's claims. Advertisement Most read in News TV Questioning Tyler further, Buckley and Fidelma were concerned when he revealed that Mark threatened him. More assured in her suspicions of Mark, Fidelma phoned Damien in her pursuit and discovered the hostage situation. A look at tonight's episode of Fair City Answering the phone, a quick-thinking Damien surreptitiously alerted Fidelma that they were in McCoys. When Mark discovered Damien's phone, he went ballistic at his brother, who desperately tried to calm him down. Advertisement In an attempt to quell the escalating situation, Dean tackled Mark to get the gun, but a shot rang out. At the same time, Fidelma and Buckley arrived at McCoy's to arrest Mark. SHOCKED CITY Amidst the madness, everyone was shocked to discover that Mairead had been shot by the stray bullet. Racing into action, Elaine provided CPR to a deteriorating Mairead while they waited for an ambulance. Advertisement Meanwhile, Tommy prevented an emotional Dean from expressing his feelings for an ailing Mairead. Shocked by Mairead's injuries, Mark attempted to apologise to his brother, but Damien rejected the apology. On tenterhooks, Dean and Damien comforted each other while a critically injured Mairead was rushed to hospital.
Euronews
04-03-2025
- Health
- Euronews
Pope Francis back on ventilation after suffering "acute respiratory failure", Vatican says
Pope Francis remains "alert, oriented, and cooperated with medical personnel" after suffering two new acute respiratory crises on Monday, the Vatican said in its latest update. The Catholic pontiff was put back on noninvasive mechanical ventilation support in what was seen as another setback to his struggle against pneumonia, according to the Vatican statement. Doctors at the Agostino Gemelli Polyclinic in Rome, where the 88-year-old Francis is being treated, said they removed "copious" secretions of mucus from his lungs by inserting a camera-tipped tube into his airways and using a sucker at the tip to remove the fluid. According to medical experts, doctors often use noninvasive ventilation to stave off intubation or the use of invasive mechanical ventilation. Given that his laboratory tests didn't reveal any new bacteria, the Vatican said the mucus was his body's response to the initial pneumonia illness rather than a new one. Although the doctors used the past tense to indicate that the crises were over, they did not specify if the Pope was still stable. Outlook on Pope's health, still cautious The crisis was a new setback in the Pope's fight to recover from a complicated respiratory infection, which has lasted more than two weeks. Pope Francis, who uses a wheelchair, has chronic lung disease and had part of one lung removed as a young man. To enhance his lung function, the pope has been receiving respiratory physiotherapy. The buildup of secretions in his lungs, however, indicated that he lacked the muscular strength to cough up enough fluid, according to doctors treating him. No images or videos of him have been made public by the Vatican since he was admitted to the hospital on 14 February due to the lung ailment. On Monday, one of Francis' closest friends at the Vatican urged him to let his voice be heard, saying the world needs to hear it. Archbishop Vincenzo Paglia was responding to the Vatican's handling of the Pope's health, allowing the Pope to recover in peace and out of the public eye. Speaking after a press conference to launch the annual assembly of his Pontifical Academy for Life, the Vatican's bioethics academy, which has as this year's theme 'The End of the World, Paglia said, 'We need men like him who are truly universal and not only one-sided." Francis' hospitalisation has been his longest absence to date in his 12-year papacy.
Yahoo
03-03-2025
- Health
- Yahoo
Pope Francis suffers new breathing crises, is back on noninvasive ventilation, Vatican says
ROME (AP) — Pope Francis suffered two new episodes of acute respiratory crises Monday and was put back on noninvasive mechanical ventilation, the Vatican said. Francis had inhaled 'copious' amounts of mucus in another setback in what has become a more than two-week battle to overcome a complex respiratory infection and pneumonia. In a late update, the Vatican said the episodes were caused by a 'significant accumulation' of mucus in his lungs and bronchial spasms. 'Two bronchoscopies were performed with the need for aspiration of copious secretions,' the Vatican said. Francis remained alert, oriented and cooperated with medical personnel. The prognosis remained guarded. Earlier Monday, Pope Francis issued a new message from the hospital as Vatican officials begged him to let his voice be heard after disappearing from public view for over two weeks as he recovers. Francis, 88, denounced the 'progressive irrelevance' of international organizations to combat war as he remained at Rome's Gemelli hospital in stable condition. He was up, had breakfast and was receiving therapies after sleeping 'well all night long,' the Vatican said. The Vatican hasn't released any photos or videos of Francis since before he entered the hospital on Feb. 14 with a complex lung infection. This has become the longest absence of his 12-year papacy. The Vatican has provided brief, twice-daily medical updates on his condition, and Francis has begun signing off on documents with 'From Gemelli Polyclinic' in an indication that he is up and working. The Vatican has defended Francis' decision to recover in peace and out of the public eye. But on Monday one of Francis' closest friends at the Vatican, Archbishop Vincenzo Paglia, urged him to let his voice be heard, saying the world needs to hear it. 'We need men like him who are truly universal and not only one-sided,' Paglia said, speaking after a press conference to launch the annual assembly of his Pontifical Academy for Life, the Vatican's bioethics academy, which has as this year's theme 'The End of the World?' Francis wrote a message to the assembly, dated Feb. 26, in which he lamented that international organizations are increasingly ineffective to combat the threats facing the world and are being undermined by 'short-sighted attitudes concerned with protecting particular and national interests.' It's a theme he has articulated before. Francis also has repeatedly called for peace between Russia and Ukraine while trying to maintain the Vatican's traditional diplomatic neutrality, and has tried to achieve a similar balancing act for Israel's war with Hamas in Gaza. Even a Vatican ambassador not especially close to Francis, Archbishop Georg Gaenswein, said the faithful needed to hear his voice at a time when war is raging in Europe. Gaenswein was Pope Benedict XVI's longtime secretary, and Francis exiled him to be the Vatican ambassador in the Baltics after he published a memoir in 2023 that was critical of Francis. 'Pope Francis' voice is of vital importance for all the world because he's the only authority who speaks of peace, who condemns war, all the wars under way starting with Ukraine,' La Repubblica quoted Gaenswein as saying. Francis' 17-night hospitalization is by no means reaching the papal record that was set during St. John Paul II's numerous lengthy hospitalizations over a quarter century. Download the FREE Boston 25 News app for breaking news alerts. Follow Boston 25 News on Facebook and Twitter. | Watch Boston 25 News NOW
