Really
Ireland
Really is a television channel available to viewers in Ireland, focusing on factual and documentary-based content. Its programming typically covers topics such as history, science, nature, and true crime, often drawing from international libraries of non-fiction series and specials. The channel aims to provide informative viewing for those interested in real-world stories and educational material, without relying on scripted entertainment or reality formats. Broadcast in English, Really is accessible through standard cable and satellite platforms within the region, with schedules listed in local television guides.
Previous
20:00–21:00
Celebrity Yorkshire Auction House
Now
21:00–22:00
Antiques Road Trip
Next
22:00–23:00
The Bad Foot Clinic
Schedule
19:00 - 20:00
The Repair Shop
Episode 37
DIY, Arts and Crafts
The team restores a child's chair, a musical wedding album and a mechanical, camel-shaped children's ride weathered by a lifetime spent beside the sea.
20:00 - 21:00
Celebrity Yorkshire Auction House
Frazer Hines and Jenny Powell
Reality, Collectibles
Angus visits an ex-Emmerdale actor and a TV presenting legend. They then come to his auction house to see items from a TARDIS to a boy band bed.
21:00 - 22:00
Antiques Road Trip
Top Hats, Treasures and Tails
Collectibles, Fine Arts
Auctioneers Raj Bisram and Hettie Jago tour Berkshire and Hampshire in a 1979 Cadillac Sedan DeVille. Hettie focuses on jewellery but also fancies an anatomical eye model. Raj buys diverse items, from an old rugby ball to a 1920s wedding veil.
LIVE 22:00 - 23:00
The Bad Foot Clinic
Best Foot Forward
Medical
Marion and Kenny join forces to help a patient who lives with a rare genetic condition. And Marion plays sleuth when Fiona comes to the clinic with painful corns.
23:00 - 00:00
Take My Tumor
The Woman With a Tumor Half Her Height
Documentary, Medical
Thirty-year-old Alexandra has a 20-pound, sagging tumour that starts at the back of her neck and now reaches below her waist; as the tumour on Claudia's backside continues to grow, so does the urgency for surgeons to remove it.