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JOE provides the latest Irish TV movie listings for September, featuring recommendations like All of Us Strangers and Nick of Time, alongside news about Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu streaming on Disney+.
Joe.ie Irish Movie TV Listings Thursday 3 September to Monday 7 SeptemberJoe.ie Irish Movie TV Listings Thursday 3 September to Monday 7 September With JOE’s new column, you’ll never miss a movie airing on TV again.
With all these films available on Irish TV, my pick of the week is All of Us Strangers. For anyone who has ever stumbled upon one of JOE’s daily ‘movie on TV’ articles too late, this is the column for you. We One of 2026’s biggest sci-fi movies has been added to streaming ‘A swashbuckling space Western. ’ Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu, one of 2026’s biggest sci-fi movies, has just been added to streaming.
Accessible through Disney+, the film is the big screen spin-off of the hit Star Wars series The Mandalorian. The story follows Din Djarin , a masked bounty hunter, and his The film takes place mostly in real-time. Our TV movie pick for tonight is Nick of Time, a hugely underrated ’90s action thriller.
The film begins with Gene Watson , a mild-mannered accountant, arriving at a Los Angeles train station with his young daughter. There, he is confronted by
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