Scannal review: 12 years after Savita's tragic death, two-part special examines dangers of putting religious ideology ahead of the wellbeing of women

"Scannal is a curious programme. The title, together with that jaunty theme music, suggests that it's going to be light-hearted; it often is."

"Previous programmes have looked at such less than serious furores as the cancellation after two weeks of the 2003 reality show Cabin Fever when the boat on which it was being filmed sank off Tory Island."

"Scannal explores intriguing historical tales, blending humor and serious moments, thus creating a unique viewing experience for its audience that keeps them engaged."

"The mass brawl between Mayo and Meath players during the 1996 All-Ireland senior football final is another example of the program's focus on unusual and captivating topics."

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