With snow storms set to batter the country over the next few days, you have more excuses than ever to put off that 5k walk, grab a steaming hot cup of tea and curl up under a blanket in front of the television.
Luckily, the major networks are putting some top content out this week to entertain us all.
We've looked through the TV guides to pick our 14 of our favourites that you should feast your eyes on in the run-up to Valentine's Day.
Monday:
Would I Lie To You? - 8.30pm - BBC One
Derry Girls and Bridgerton star Nicola Coughlan features on the quick-fire-lying BBC panel show.
Joining team captains David Mitchell and Lee Mack, Coughlan will try and outsmart the eclectic mix of Sara Pascoe, Dan Walker and Mr Motivator.
Davy's Toughest Team - 9.35pm - RTE One
The GAA legend is well used to fierce competition and roaring at his players.
But he's taken on an entirely different task with a group of young men who have fallen on hard times.
The second episode of the new show has a lot to live up to after last week's effort - but we're sure Fitzy can work his magic again.
Pulling with my Parents - 9.35pm - RTE Two
There's nothing more awkward in life than when a love scene comes on in a film you're watching with your parents.
So why not let them control your dating life?!
That's what RTE have offered up in their hit reality show - which tonight sees the search for a Mr Darcy (yes, like Pride and Prejudice)
Tuesday
Match of the Day Live: Manchester United vs West Ham - 7.30pm - BBC One
Though the Premier League title may be out of reach, Ole Gunnar Solskjaer will want to get his hands on some silverware this season.
The FA Cup looks like their best option as they welcome David Moyes back to Old Trafford, alongside his West Ham side.
RTE Investigates: Covid 19- the Third Wave - 9.35pm - RTE One
It's sure to be a harrowing scene as we once again see frontline staff facing the enormous challenge, with the cameras going inside Tallaght University Hospital.
Wednesday
Gogglebox Ireland: Looks Back - 9pm - Virgin Media One
The family favourite show returned with a twist last week as the socially-distanced friends and families were shown iconic clips from the archives. They're doing the same this week, and you can bet there'll be some strong opinions given from the armchair critics.
Finné - 9pm - TG4
Former boxer Kenneth Egan recalls his rise from national finals to his silver medal at the Beijing Olympics in 2008 -as well as his battles with a rising alcohol addiction.
Trump Takes on the World - 9pm - BBC Two
After one of the most shocking presidential terms in history, Donald Trump's top advisers and the leaders who clashed with him go indepth on the critical moments of his foreign policy. Part one looks at his first 12 months in office.
Thursday
Bridget Jones's Diary - 9pm - Comedy Central
If you need a proper laugh to power your through the end of the week, then this will be right up your alley.
A single woman begins a new year with resolutions to find love, quit her bad habits and take a step up the career ladder.
Her plans go awry almost instnatly as she tries to deal with her mother's infidelity, get over a passionate fling with her boss and come to terms with her feelings for an uptight lawyer
First Dates Ireland - 9.30pm - RTE Two
Right in time for Valentine's Day, the romance is back on RTE.
Having adapted their restaurant to work smoothly with social distancing, the First Dates Ireland crew are back for a sixth series.
As ever, Maître d' Mateo Saina is in control, as he helps two singletons to try and find love.
Episode one sees a former Game of Thrones and a quick-witted Cork native hopeful of a good time.
Friday
All Walks of Life - 8.30pm - RTE One
With two fascinating episodes featuring Leo Varadkar and Ciara Mageean under her belt, former President of Ireland Mary McAleese is joined by David Crosby.
Having already lost three of his siblings to a lung disease, Crosby underwent a double lung transplant.
He has since taken up marathon running and walks along the hills of Cavan with McAleese to discuss his whirlwind life.
The Late Late Show - 9.35pm - RTE One
Though we don't know the identity of who'll be appearing on the flagship show yet, host Ryan Tubridy has done an excellent job so far this season.
Last week saw legendary rockstar Dave Grohl appear as well as a harrowing chat with Lynsey Bennett.
It's a Sin - 9pm - Channel 4
The emotional gut-punch that is It's a Sin slowly builds towards the season finale, with this Friday's episode showing the protests against the government's handling of the Aids crisis begin, as well as an emotional journey back home for one of the main characters.
Lón sa Spéir - 8pm - TG4
We've all seen the iconic picture 'Lunch atop a Skyscraper' - but did you know that two of the men sitting 840 feet in the air had links to a small Galway village? This documentary finds out the history.
