The latest Irish streaming data shows a mix of gritty drama, blockbuster cinema, and returning fan favourites dominating screens, with Sinners and The Pitt topping the charts for March.
According to figures based on activity from more than 60 million users on JustWatch, the rankings offer a snapshot of what audiences across Ireland are actually watching — and what’s building momentum heading into April.
On the film side, Sinners claims the number one spot, continuing its strong run following release. The film, which has generated significant buzz internationally, leads a top 10 that blends new releases with established hits and returning favourites.
In second place is I Swear, followed by One Battle After Another in third, rounding out a top three driven by high engagement and word-of-mouth.
Further down the chart, familiar titles continue to perform strongly, including Dune at number six and Dune: Part Two at number eight — highlighting the continued appetite for Denis Villeneuve’s sci-fi franchise among Irish viewers. Meanwhile, Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man lands at number nine, showing the enduring pull of the Shelby universe even as it transitions into its next phase.
The full top 10 films in Ireland for March are:
On the television side, it’s The Pitt leading the way, taking the number one spot as the most-streamed series in Ireland.
Close behind is The Night Manager in second, followed by Paradise in third — a sign that audiences are gravitating toward darker, character-driven dramas.
A number of newer titles are also making a strong impression.
Young Sherlock debuts at number four, while Rooster lands at five and Marshals at seven.
Meanwhile, Vladimir and The Madison also break into the top 10, suggesting Irish viewers are actively exploring fresh series alongside established hits.
The full top 10 TV shows in Ireland for March are:
Looking ahead, April is shaping up to be a major month for streaming, with several high-profile returns expected to shake up the charts.
The Boys returns for its fifth and final season on April 8, bringing one of the most talked-about superhero series to its conclusion.
The Emmy-winning Hacks follows on April 9 with its latest season, continuing its critically acclaimed run.
Perhaps the most anticipated comeback is Euphoria, which returns for its long-awaited third season on April 13 after a significant hiatus. The show’s previous seasons became cultural talking points, and its return is expected to dominate both streaming numbers and online conversation.
Netflix is also set to make an impact, with a second season of Beef on the way, alongside a new animated series set in the world of Stranger Things — expanding one of its biggest global franchises.
Taken together, the latest rankings highlight a streaming landscape in Ireland that is both diverse and fast-moving.
Established hits like Dune and The Night Manager continue to hold strong, while newer entries such as The Pitt and Sinners quickly capture attention.
With a wave of major releases arriving in April, the next set of charts could look very different — and even more competitive.
