Presenter Baz Ashmawy and his team of volunteers are renovating homes for deserving families across Ireland in his new show "DIY SOS".

His first show last Sunday left not a dry eye in the house.  After a tragic accident which left 13 year old Amy Mulcahy with special needs, Baz and the team in a period of nine days, gave her back the comfort and facilities she needed to ​maintain a better life.

The show continues on RTE One, Sunday evenings at 6.30pm.

Sinéad Kennedy has recently joined Maura Derrane and Dáithí O'Sé to co-host the Today show on RTÉ One.

This ever popular daytime show attracts a loyal audience and contains a great mix of entertainment, a host of beauty tips, wellbeing and the usual mix of fun.

Tune in to RTÉ One weekdays at 3.30pm.

The new season "Late Late Show" returned last Friday night with the fabulous Ryan Tubridy at the helm.

Ryan had a host of special guests including Mícheál Ó Muircheartaigh, Dr Ronan Glynn, Acting Chief Medical Officer, paddle boarders Ellen and Sara, who spoke about their recent ordeal and amazing rescue.  Ryan was also joined by "Women in Harmony" who performed a moving rendition of "Dreams". 

Friday nights on RTE1 at 9.35pm.

Award-winning chef Mark Moriarty has a brand new "Cook In" series on RTÉ One, on Wednesday evenings at 8.30pm.

Mark aims to give home chefs some practical advice for creating, nutritious and uplifting meals helping us to maintain a balanced diet.  Mark will be using the contents of our fridges and cupboards and also Irish ingredients where possible, supporting our local economy, so get cookin'.  

Conor Moore is a raising-star comedian and golf fanatic.  He is hosting a new weekly show on the GOLFPASS channel, called "The Conor Moore Show". 

Conor brings his own unique style of comedy to the show which is a hilarious take on pro golf, combined with sketches, celebrity interviews and much more.  

After 11 fun filled weeks and months of hard work, Lottie Ryan and Pasquale la Rocca wowed the judges and viewers alike and became the champions of series 4 of "Dancing with the Stars".

Lottie was speechless when she won, and has credited the competition as "life changing" and cannot have enough praise for the public who honoured her hard work, and amazing dance technics, by voting for her.

Irish stars turned out in force last Friday to support Noel's Chernobyl Children's Lunch at the Intercontinental Hotel in Ballsbridge.  The event raises vital funds for the Chernobyl Charity, who's voluntary CEO is the inspiring Adi Roche.

Those who were keen to show their support for the charity on the day included Ryan Tubridy, Dermot Bannon, Diarmuid Gavin, Ali Hewson, Claire Byrne and Mary Kennedy, Jenny Buckley, Caitriona Perry to name but a few.

There was a host of fantastic prizes up for auction, including a consultation with Dermot Bannon and Diarmuid Gavin, with all of the proceeds going to support Adi and the incredible team at CCI.