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Turf Cutting
'I for one loved how it shaped our summer...'
The Walls of Derry
Derry’s walls have been described as ‘either a noose or a necklace’
Ancient Island Sites on Lough Erne
A visit that includes Devenish, White and Boa islands
Harland and Wolff
Belfast’s most famous shipbuilders
Belfast City Hall
City Hall marks the high point in Belfast’s industrial prosperity
Belfast Waterfront Hall
The concert hall and conference centre is a landmark of riverside urban redevelopment
Battle of the Bogside
The First Sight of British Soldiers on N.Ireland’s Streets
The Amelia Earhart Cottage Museum
Find out about the first woman to fly the Atlantic solo
Return to Chapel Island
A trip to 'a little bit of heaven on earth...'
Henry Joy and Mary Ann McCracken
Brother and sister heavily involved in the United Irishmen
William McFadzean VC
East Belfast winner of the Victoria Cross.
WJ Barre
Newry born architect of some of Belfast’s most distinctive buildings.
Charles Lanyon
The renowned and gifted architect designed and built many of Belfast’s landmarks.
WH Lynn
Exceptional Ulster architect, Lanyon’s apprentice, partner and successor.
Derry’s architecture:1800 to the Twentieth Century
A period of great change in the city
Famous Belfast Department Stores
An introduction to the era of 'gracious' shopping
Bank of Ireland, Royal Avenue
Built between 1928 and 1930, this is the first modern building in Ulster.
Sinclair’s Building
James Scott’s 1935 creation is an early example of modern architectural influences.
Second World War In Derry
Personal accounts and interesting facts about the Maiden City during wartime
William Ritchie
The founder of shipbuilding in Belfast.

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