The Celebrity Traitors

Niamh Kelleher

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The Celebrity Traitors is back on BBC One at 8pm and absolutely owning my Thursday and Friday nights, which explains half the city frantically googling what time it’s on instead of just reading a listings app. So, in honour of Claudia swishing around Ardross Castle and Joanne McNally stressing on our behalf, here’s my little Traitors universe watchlist – the shows I hop to when I’m still in the mood for cloaks, side‑eye and people over‑explaining why they’re “definitely faithful, yeah?”. Think of it as a map of where to go once tonight’s murder and banishment are done and you’re not quite ready to switch back to rugby highlights.

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The Celebrity Traitors — 4 items
Name	Where to watch from Dublin	Connection to The Celebrity Traitors	My take
1The Celebrity Traitors	BBC One live if you’ve access, or BBC iPlayer via whatever legal wizardry you’ve sorted for UK channels	Home base – celebrity spin-off of The Traitors with Claudia Winkleman running the castle and our Joanne in the mix	Peak ‘shouting at the telly’ TV. Everyone’s pretending it’s for charity but they’d sell their granny for a silver bar and a Claudia wink.
2The Celebrity Traitors: Uncloaked	BBC One and BBC iPlayer right after the main episodes drop	Official debrief show – banished and murdered celebs come in to spill and overanalyse every eyebrow twitch	Like going for a post‑match pint where everyone has freeze‑framed your worst decisions. Great background while you doomscroll reactions.
3The Traitors (British TV series)	RTÉ Player has early seasons; later ones usually pop up there after BBC runs	Civilian original that birthed the whole format – same Scottish vibes, same Claudia, just fewer blue‑tick egos	Still the gold standard for pure gameplay. No one’s plugging a tour, they’re just desperately trying not to get murdered before breakfast.
4The Traitors Ireland	RTÉ One and RTÉ Player, handy for a Sunday night when you’re not moving off the couch	Irish adaptation of the same format; RTÉ even runs UK, US and Aussie seasons around it to feed the obsession	Feels like watching your cousins fight over an inheritance in Slane Castle. The scheming is grand but the tiny Irish social circles are the real chaos.