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RTÉ OneTOO OLD FOR THE ROAD? Monday 19th June, 9.35pm RTÉ OneA DIFFERENT COUNTRY Wednesday 21st June, 9.35pm

SPORT ON RTÉ One & RTÉ2 Week 25 Eight live Confederation Cup games plus a Sunday Game Live double-header. RTÉ2, Saturday 17th June, 3.30pm

PLANET EARTH II Jungles provide the richest habitats on the planet - mysterious worlds of high drama where extraordinary animals attempt to survive in the most competitive place on earth. Flooded forests are home to caiman-hunting jaguars and strange dolphins that swim amongst the tree tops,while in the dense underworld, ninja frogs fight off wasps and flying dragons soar between trees. Acrobatic indri leap through the forests of Madagascar, while the jungle night conceals strange fungi and glow-in the- dark creatures never filmed before. RTÉ One, Sunday 18th June, 6.30pm

FAIR CITY WEEK 25 Pete’s attempts to making amends but only makes things worse, Damien and Caoimhe continue to squabble, Laura is increasingly at odds with Sash while Emmet is hopeful when Hannah agrees to a coffee date with him. RTÉ One, Sunday 18th June, 8.30pm

REDWATER ***FINAL*** The truth edges ever closer as Bernie's suspicions about Dermott grow. When doctors deliver some bad news to Alfie, Dermott returns to Redwater to fetch Kat but when he realises the net is closing in on him, more lives are placed in mortal danger. RTÉ One, Sunday 18th June, 9.30pm

HOME AND AWAY – WEEK 25 This week on Home and Away, VJ opens up to Olivia about losing Luc and Billie, Ash tries to get Patrick to open up, but another PTSD episode has serious consequences and Without his bank cards Brody desperately searches for a way to make money to fuel his drug addiction. RTÉ2, Monday 19th June, 6.30pm

NATIONWIDE – Week 25 This week on Nationwide, the team visit the town of Drogheda in County Louth as they host their 6th Maritime Festival; presenter Mary Kennedy travels to the medieval town of Fethard in County Tipperary for the opening by Andrew Lloyd Webber of a brand new visitor centre celebrating Tipperary's long equine history; and the programme attends the Irish Seed Savers Plant Share day at Scariff in Co. Clare. RTÉ One, Monday 19th June, 7.00pm

GAA NUA ***NEW SERIES*** GAA Nua is a fresh look at Ireland’s ancient games. Over four-parts, All-Ireland winning Kerry football captain, Dara O’Cinnéide, travels the country to see how Gaelic games have embraced science, technology, education and data in the quest for better performance and the competitive edge. RTÉ One, Monday 19th June, 7.30pm

UNFORGOTTEN Tensions are running high in the third episode of the new series as investigations into David Walker’s murder continue. Jason, in particularly, is finding it difficult to process his father’s death, asking Cassie to see his Dad’s body following his outburst at stepsister Becca. RTÉ2, Monday 19th June, 9.30pm

TOO OLD FOR THE ROAD? Documentary following the lives of older Irish motorists as they face new concerns head on: failing eyesight, driving licence renewal, rural isolation and facing a speeding fine at 86. RTÉ One, Monday 19th June, 9.35pm

SHORTSCREEN: AQUARIUM Aquarium follows a father and son's nomadic life together as a secret past finally catches up with their present. RTÉ2, Monday 19th June, 11.59pm

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