-
The Most Important Event in Ulster-Scots History
Catherine Lynagh finds out more about the Hamilton and Montgomery Settlement -
University Libraries
The university libraries represent a substantial research resource in Northern Ireland -
The Living Countryside
Short film highlighting long lost farming memories and NI's native birds -
Towards a Sustainable Future
Jonathan Lamberton explores Sustainable Development in Northern Ireland -
Green Gyms
Jonathan Lamberton breaks into a sweat with the Conservation Volunteers -
Blown Away by Renewable Energy
Jonathan Lamberton shoots the breeze with Noel Booth -
Cannabis is a Plant with Far Out Uses
The weird things farmers get up to these days -
Our Own Piece of Paradise
Jonathan Lamberton takes a walk on the wildlife side -
Renewable Harland and Wolff
Harland and Wolff, masters of the waves once more -
Lifestory Telling by the Chinese Community
Did you know the weather in NI is better than Shanghai? -
A View From Home: The Battle of Aldfreck
Dr David Hume recalls a bloody Ulster-Scots encounter in the Antrim hillsides -
New Website Tells the Story of Ulster Colonists
The 1718 Migration To New World And The New Londonderry -
Linenopolis
A historical overview of the linen industry in Belfast city centre -
The Pagan Tradition and Christianity
Hugh A Murphy sees striking similarities between the two traditions -
The Old Northern Bank Office
Lanyon’s conversion of the old assembly rooms made his name in the city -
The Natural History of Northern Ireland
An introduction to the natural history of Northern Ireland -
The Mulholland Family
The family had strong ties with the linen industry -
The Newry Canal
The earliest summit-level canal in the United Kingdom -
The North of Ireland Family History Society
Fostering interest in family history since 1979 -
The Old Cross of Ardboe - A Poem
A Tyrone poet waxes lyrical about his home -
Nendrum Monastic Site
Northern Ireland’s best example of a pre-Norman monastic enclosure with buildings -
Keeping Mum in the Mournes
Pete Jonno visits the Silent Valley -
The Medieval History of Rathlin Island (400-1400)
The island changed hands many times during the Middle Ages -
The Maid of Antrim
Currently being refurbished, the Maid was a common sight on Lough Neagh until 1998