Photograph: BBCĬhampion boxer Carl Frampton is on a mission to find out why so many young men in Northern Ireland take their own lives, and explores the options for men to seek help for their mental health issues. Carl Frampton: Men in Crisis Monday, BBC One, 10.30pmĬarl Frampton in Men in Crisis. This two-part series looks back through the case files, beginning with the disappearance of Annie McCarrick in 1993, and sets out to show that the main connection between these events is the tragedy of the women’s disappearance, and the devastation felt by their families, who are still looking for answers. The disappearances took place with a so-called “Vanishing Triangle”, leading to wild speculation about a possible connection between these disappearances, and even rumours that a serial killer may be at work. The mysterious disappearance of several young women in the 1990s left authorities baffled, and opened the door for the conspiracy theorists. Missing: Beyond the Vanishing Triangle Monday, RTÉ One, 9.35pmĪnnie McCarrick disappeared in 1993. The station is not giving much away about what happens in the series finale, but we do know that the conflict will go into overdrive as Amanda (Clare Dunne) will do what’s necessary to survive, while Nikita (Yasmin Seky) and Anthony (Mark McKenna jnr) are forced to face the consequences of their actions. Series two has already clocked up more than 1.1 million streams on the RTÉ Player, as viewers are riveted by the ongoing saga of the Kinsella crime family.

The second series of RTE’s newest crime drama reaches its explosive finale, and judging by the viewership figures so far, it looks as though Montrose has found its worthy successor to Love/Hate. Who knows, maybe the king and queen consort will drop into the mosh pit for a bit of a crowd-surf. And as it happens, there’s a big gig booked for Winsdor Castle, on the East Lawn to be precise, and 10,000 lucky guests will join Charles and Camilla as they rock out to such superstars as Katy Perry, Take That, Lionel Richie, Andrea Bocelli and Freya Ridings.

After all the formalities of Saturday’s coronation ceremony, King Charles is probably ready to kick back, throw on a pair of jeans and catch a few live bands.

Killer History by Marek McKenna