RTE Two HD

Ireland Ireland

RTE Two HD is a television channel available in Ireland, offering a schedule that includes entertainment, drama, comedy, and sports coverage. Its programming often features films, documentaries, and children’s content, alongside talk shows and music events. The channel broadcasts in English and is accessible through digital terrestrial television, satellite, and online streaming platforms in the region. Viewers can find live broadcasts and catch-up options for selected programmes. The schedule is regularly updated to reflect seasonal events and live sports fixtures.

Joanna Lumley's Danube: Europe's Mightiest River
Trước
21:40–22:35
Joanna Lumley's Danube: Europe's Mightiest River
The Racer
Hiện tại
22:35–00:20
The Racer
40m left
Live at the Apollo
Tiếp theo
00:20–01:15
Live at the Apollo
Lịch phát sóng
Great Coastal Railway Journeys
20:30 - 21:05
Great Coastal Railway Journeys
Bangor to Belfast
Documentary, Travel
Michael Portillo arrives in Bangor, where the beautiful houses facing the sea are a sign of the renaissance that the city has experienced in recent years, thanks in part to its great cultural offer.
Great Coastal Railway Journeys
21:05 - 21:40
Great Coastal Railway Journeys
Carlingford to Dublin
Documentary, Travel
Michael Portillo continues his railway journey along the Atlantic and Irish Sea coasts of Ireland, travelling from Newry into the Republic. He helps shake bags of oysters and visits and ancient cairn.
Joanna Lumley's Danube: Europe's Mightiest River
21:40 - 22:35
Joanna Lumley's Danube: Europe's Mightiest River
Slovakia and Hungary
Travel, Documentary
In Slovakia, Joanna traces Danube tributaries up to some of Europe's most dramatic mountains, the snow-capped Tatras. In Budapest she explores the river by boat and rides a unique children's railway, as well as discovering the city's Jewish heritage.
The Racer
TRỰC TIẾP 22:35 - 00:20
The Racer
Drama, Film
A seasoned support rider experiences the most dramatic three days of his life -- and potentially the end of his career -- at the opening Irish stages of the notorious 1998 Tour de France.