From Katie Taylor to Kodaline, to Mrs Brown’s Boys and the marriage referendum the next season of Reeling in the Years is set to be jam packed of events.
From ‘Fake News’ to Fidget Spinners phenomenon, the RTE show will showcase the stories and the soundtrack of Ireland over the last decade.
Each half-hour programme features a specific year between 2010 and 2019, combining contemporary chart hits with some of the most memorable moments in news, current affairs, sport and entertainment.
This is the sixth series of Reeling in the Years, with the years from 1962 to 2009 covered to date.
The fan favourite series, which oozes nostalgia, is consistently one of RTE’s best-loved shows, with its repeats regularly performing strongly in the ratings.
The IFTA- nominated show has also been voted the ‘most popular home-produced TV show ever’ in an RTÉ Guide poll of Ireland’s Top 100 TV shows.
Commenting on the news of its return, producer John O’Regan said: ‘The end of a decade is a natural time to look back.
“We made the Nineties series in 2000, the Noughties series in 2010, and now we’re adding another 10 years to the collection."
“We’re pleased to offer viewers this latest selection of music and moments from RTÉ’s archives."
- Reeling in the Years 2010 to 2019 airs on RTÉ One from Sunday 11 April at 8.30pm.
