It was truly sad news to hear that the country icon had died last month at the fine age of 80.

If you’ve been missing the musical legend’s music and sprightly personality, take note that you can watch her set at Glastonbury 2014 from the Pyramid Stage this Saturday, followed on the same channel by Sisters in Country: Dolly, Linda, and Emmylou, a show about her friendship and collaborations with Linda Ronstadt and Emmylou Harris.

After that you can enjoy Dolly Parton at the BBC.

Ceol ón gCré Sunday, TG4, 9pm Singer and musician Nell Ní Chróinín is back for a second season of travelling through Ireland and exploring traditional music’s relationship with our lives.

This season, the themes are: The woman, the child, emigration and work.

Ní Chróinín will discuss these themes each week with the musicians, singers, dancers, craftspeople, and cultural commentators she meets on her travels.

In this first episode celebrating the role of women within Irish traditional music, Nell meets with her mentor, sean-nós singer Máire Ní Chéilleachair, in Cork.

Donncha’s Away Games Sunday, RTÉ One, 7.30pm Donncha O’Callaghan is back dragging willing celebrities around the world to try some unusual sports.

He kicks things off by heading to Iceland with champion boxer Kellie Harrington to try out Glima Wrestling.

Later in the series he’ll head to the Wife Carrying World Championships in Finland, the Bathtub Regatta in Belgium, and the Highland Games in Scotland.

Other participants will include Ireland Rugby 7s star Jordan Conroy, comedian Emma Doran, former Ireland rugby international Tommy Bowe, Young Offenders actor Hilary Rose, and Dancing with the Stars judge Oti Mabuse.

As well as the unusual sports, those of us at home will learn about local culture and traditions to boot.

The Split Up Sunday, BBC One, 9pm If you enjoyed the great screenwriter Abi Morgan’s series The Split, which ran from 2018 - 2022, then check out this spin off.

The original series focused on the Defoe family, who ran a legal firm specialising in divorce.

In this latest series, created by Ursula Rani Sarma, we meet the Kishans, a Manchester-based British-Asian family of lawyers.

They also deal with marriage break-ups, and daughter Aria is set to take over from her dad Dhruv and run the firm...

until he starts questioning the decision.

The cast includes Ritu Arya and Sanjeev Bhaskar, while guest stars include Lenny Henry and Jameela Jamil.

The Wargame Monday, Sky One, 9pm What does it take to get Michael Gove, Nicola Sturgeon, and Penny Mordaunt into a room together these days? A reality show based on a fake attack on the UK by Russia, apparently.

They’re among the participants in this simulation of what could happen after a Russian attack takes place on UK soil.

The show is, somewhat alarmingly, set six months in the future and sees the team of politicians, military leaders and intelligence chiefs face an opposing team of Russian experts, led by Keir Giles.

The Cabinet will gather in a crisis room to decide how to deal with the situation, and will have to deal with rolling news, social media updates, military and intelligence reports and unexpected happenings.

It’ll be very interesting to see how they deal with what’s thrown at them.

The Wargame airs daily from Monday to Thursday, September 24.

The Great British Bake Off Tuesday, Channel 4, 8pm Looking for a cosy evening watch? Well, you’ll be glad to hear that The Great British Bake Off is back.

All the wholesome TV you could want on a Tuesday night.

You probably already know that Prue Leith is no longer on the show, and has been replaced by Nigella Lawson.

Paul Hollywood is still....