Television: Gregg Wallace and John Torode’s screen time has been minimised and the result is as bland as over-boiled potatoes

Television: Luke McManus’s love letter reveals the down-at-heel glamour of Dublin’s grittier postcodes

Dr Karan Rajan’s Channel 4 documentary is an enjoyable introduction to a much-talked-about condition

Curraghmore Estate was packed with 30,000 festivalgoers overs the weekend. Here’s what we loved and hated

The iconoclastic punks put in a fantastically furious set that breathtakingly meshes punk and politics

As the singer condemns Israel’s actions in Gaza, Geldof the crazy-haired frontman and the sweary St Bob of Live Aid immortality are both on show

The Leeds indie rockers’ frontman on drawing a blank with Bono, getting over Oasis insults and swapping book recommendations with our Ryan

Hannah Reid brings her slowly fizzing charisma to bear on a gripping set that the main-stage crowd laps up

The country-pop sensation’s music glitters with dark depths during a rollercoaster main-stage turn

Show could have been just another festival slot, but Fontaines make it clear they want to leave an impression

On the Waterford festival’s first night, the zinging alternative anthems are by turns biting, bittersweet, loved-up and scathing

Television: After 14 years of this iffy humour, is it time for Brendan O’Carroll to pull the plug on his famous Finglas mammy?

Reneé Rapp’s grunge-infused track You’d Like That Wouldn’t You pinpoints her as an artist to watch

Television: Insight into Dublin club’s underage academies doubles as a picture of its imperial phase under erstwhile manager Damien Duff

It’s a difficult but necessary viewing