List of programmes broadcast by Virgin Media Television (Ireland)

Current and former television programmes broadcast on Virgin Media Television (Republic of Ireland), formerly "TV3 Group".

Current

News and current affairs

Home produced shows

Entertainment

  • Animal A&E
  • Battle of the Bridesmaids
  • Driving Me Crazy
  • Driving Seat
  • Friday Late with Vincent Browne
  • Hen Nights
  • Ireland AM (1999–present)
  • Marymount Hospice
  • Midday (2008–present)
  • Neville's Doorstep Challenge
  • Nick's Bistro
  • S.O.S.– Save Our Shops
  • Temple Street Children's Hospital
  • The Tenements

Crime

  • 24 Hours to Kill
  • Blackmarket Ireland
  • Crimes That Shook Ireland
  • Ireland Caught on Camera
  • Ireland's Missing Mum's
  • Lawless Ireland
  • Paul Connolly Investigates...

Drama

Food

  • Come Dine With Me
  • Stuart's Kitchen

Reality

  • Celebrity Salon
  • Dublin Airport: Life Stories
  • Dublin Wives
  • Ireland's Beauty Queens
  • Ireland's Pampered Pets
  • Ireland's Ultimate Debutante
  • Paddies Down Under
  • The Restaurant
  • Style Wars
  • Tallafornia: The After Party LIVE

Game shows

  • Algorithm (2015–present)
  • The Lie (2014–present)

British shows

From ITV

From Channel 4

From Channel 5

From the BBC

US Shows

Australian Shows

Sport

  • Champions League Live (2001-2004 & 2008–present)
  • Champions League Magazine (2001-2004 & 2008–present)
  • FA Cup Final Live: (2015-2017)
  • British Horse Racing Rights including Grand National (2017–Present)
  • RBS 6 Nations (2018–present)

Former

News and current affairs

Home produced shows

Imported shows

From ITV

From Channel 4

From Channel 5

From the BBC

From the BBC/ITV

From Living TV

From Living TV/ITV

  • The Biggest Loser

Other Imported shows

Children

Sport

  • Championship Live (2008-2013: rights transferred to Sky Sports)
  • Europa League Live (2009-2015: rights transferred to Setanta Sports Ireland)
  • The GAA Show (2011-2013)
  • League of Ireland (2001-2008: rights transferred to RTE Sport)
  • Rugby World Cup Live (2007)

References

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