Krypton, the SyFy Channel's new TV series set on Superman's home planet, will film at the brand-new Belfast Harbour Studios in Northern Ireland.
Deadpan Pictures’ comedy Nowhere Fast has started shooting in Dublin. The brainchild of comedian Alison Spittle, it is a comedy about life in rural Ireland.
Abú Media's award-winning Western series, An Klondike, returns to Irish TV screens tonight, at 9.30pm on TG4.
One of our favourite recent television series, Smalltown, is now available to purchase on DVD. The series comes from talented writer/director Gerard Barrett.
BBC Three and BBC Comedy, in association with RTÉ, have commissioned a six-part series of The Young Offenders, from producers Vico Films.
NBCUniversal has picked up the Hulu original drama series Chance for its international networks in Europe. The series is directed by Lenny Abrahamson.
RTÉ has released the first promo teaser video for new Irish legal drama Striking Out, which will premiere on RTÉ One early next year.
Scottish network STV has signed a deal to acquire 400 episodes of Ireland's longest-running soap, Fair City, to air on its new STV2 channel.
BBC Three to bring RTÉ’s female-centred, darkly comic drama series, Can’t Cope, Won’t Cope, to UK audiences later this year.
1916 documentary Michael, They've Shot Them screens on RTÉ One, depicting how Ireland's Easter Rising shaped the Australian nation.