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Previous Months Schedules: https://sites.google.com/view/nvtvschedules/home
Tuesday 10 December
5pm Film: And Then There Were None: Seven guests, a newly hired secretary and two staff are gathered at a manor house on an isolated island by an unknown absentee host and are killed off one-by-one
6.40 RoundUp:The stories of GAA members killed during the conflict is told in the new book Lost Gaels. Author Peadar Thompson tells us about the work
7.00 Arts Online
7.30 Democracy Now! “Assad Is Gone”: Writer Yassin al-Haj Saleh on Syria, His 16 Years in Prison & Wife’s Disappearance
8.30 Conversation with Gerry Kelly: Multi award winning journalist Eamonn Mallie is one of Ireland’s most respected and well-known media personalities
9.00 Faces Of Family Business – 4Beauty Group’s Shelley Martin joins Ian Smyth reveals her journey as a second generation family business owner. Taking up the mantle from her mother, Shelley explains the challenges of creating a sustainable beauty industry, the importance of female-led business, and her experience of taking over the business on the precipice of the COVID-19 pandemic.
9.30 Robin Elliott Tonight: Kim Kelly interviews Dame Kelly Holmes, comedy duo Conor Grimes and Alan McKee, wine tasting with Richard Bampfield, Wellness Specialist Deirdre Maguire plus music from Alex Winter and Dara McNaughton.
10.30 Chewing the Cud is light hearted, filled with innuendo and comedy, looking at the world of showbiz social trends and anything light-hearted with regular guest hosts and interviews
Monday 9 December
5pm Film: Anatomy of a Psycho: The crazed brother of a condemned killer sent to the gas chamber swears vengeance on those he holds responsible for his brother’s execution
6.15 Ulster History Circle plaque in honour of Alan Francis Brooke. Participants and people include Seamus McKee, Ian Crozier, 3rd Viscount Brookeborough Alan Brooke, Major Jack Dunlop MBE and Maud Hamill
6.30 Banterflix: McClean with Johanna Leech form Strand Arts Centre and filmmaker Brian Mulholland taking a look at the latest film releases including ‘Kneecap’, ‘Conclave’ and ‘Hot Frosty’ plus an interview with filmmaker Airell Anthony Hayles on his new horror film ‘Advent’.
7.00 Hot Country features videos from Mags McCarthy, Andreas Durkin, Derek Ryan, Dominic Kirwan, Gerry Guthrie, exclusive interviews and videos with Denver, Callin Joe
8.00 Fair Seas: The Celtic Sea. Voices from local coastal communities explore their close connection to the ocean, sharing their stories, hopes and fears, and how marine protections offer new hope for a brighter future for our natural world
8.15 Kick Out the Jams: The Answer live at the Empire Music Hall
8.30 Ulster Scots Voices: Shaping a Global Legacy Host Alastair Patterson with guests Colin Been, Mervyn Gibson and Ian Marshall on issues relevant to the Ulster-Scots community today including the evolving nature of 12th of July celebrations and differences in opportunities for Ulster-Scots people in rural versus urban communities
9.00 Aran Islands “A Journey through changing times” Ruairí Ó Síochain retraces his fathers footsteps to complete an odyssey begun 40 years ago in film
9.45 Democracy Now! Amnesty International: Israel Is Committing Genocide in Gaza with Full U.S. Support
