Thelma's Big Irish Communions TV3: 8.00pm

If you have ever watched My Big Fat Gypsy Wedding, you'll recognise the show's famous dressmaker, Thelma Madine. For this new six-part series, she's turning her attention to glitzy communion dresses, which she's also a dab hand at, with a sizeable chunk of her business done in Ireland – and not just within the travelling community. In this first episode, Thelma comes to Dublin to meet cousins Ellie and Cody Keogh who each have very different feelings towards their extravagant Holy Communion outfits.

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Story by Fiona Flynn | 18:25 | Wednesday 11th January 2017 | TV Highlights

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