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From the Creggan to Gernika – A Comic’s Tale
John Monaghan talks to MacCrae, Spain's only stand up comic
Irish Pagan Gods
Hugh A Murphy discusses Daghda and his deity offspring
Robert the Bruce on Rathlin
'If this small creature has the tenacity to keep trying till it succeeds, then so can I.'
The Linen Hall Library
Learn more about one of Ireland's oldest libraries and the benefits of becoming a member
Eamonn McCann
Journalist and civil rights activist.
Alex ‘Hurricane’ Higgins
A snooker player with a quick, daring, attacking game
Mike Gibson
A five-time British Lion
Norman Whiteside
Record-breaking Northern Irish striker
Pat Rice
Feared right back and coach of Arsene Wenger's Arsenal
Wayne McCullough
A dynamic fighting style led to the name 'the pocket rocket'
Dennis Taylor, Snooker Loopy
Coalisland-born snooker player who famously won the World Snooker Championship in 1985
Tony McCoy
Fiercely determined and successful jockey
Colm Cille
A Saint with a large and complex legacy
Gerard McChrystal
Much respected and successful saxophonist
Gerry Anderson
One of the nation’s best loved radio broadcasters tells his story.
Roaring Hugh Hanna
Controversial preacher and political agitator in nineteenth century Belfast
CS Lewis
Belfast born Lewis is famed for his Narnia chronicles.
Joseph Campbell
Prolific poet and committed republican
Robert Harbinson
Belfast born autobiographer
Colin Bateman
Profile of the journalist and author
Hidden Gems Competition - Highly Commended
Jenny Cathcart describes the Summer House at Florence Court
Hidden Gems Competition - Highly Commended
Niall McCaughan reveals the history of Bunamargy Abbey
Hidden Gems Competition - Highly Commended
Martin Mooney describes the remarkable landscape of Conlig's lead mines
Therapy? Call For a Nurse
Francis Jones talks to Michael McKeegan about an important milestone for the band
Oppenheimer's electro-pop
Francis Jones met up with one of NI's most innovative new bands
The Tin Pot Operation Care About You
Francis Jones reviews new EP, Here, It's The Tin Pot Operation
The Decline of the Irish Language in Lislea
Hugh A Murphy notes Irish leaving South Armagh with Sally Humphreys
School Days in Lislea in the 1940s (1)
At infant school Hugh A Murphy longed for the freedom of the countryside
School Days in Lislea in the 1940s (2)
Things became much more serious for Hugh A Murphy in senior school
School Days in Lislea in the 1940s (3)
The school inspector's visit was feared by all, remembers Hugh A Murphy
School Days in Lislea in the 1940s (4)
It was difficult to 'ask out' of school, but Hugh A Murphy, managed it
School Days in Lislea in the 1940s (5)
Hugh A Murphy remembers people voting early and often in his school
School Days in Lislea in the 1940s (6)
Punishments of a proud time prove poignant to Hugh A Murphy, years later
The Book of the Angel
Naomi Foyle reviews Medbh McGuckian
Five Recent Novels
Gavin Carville argues that NI fiction remains in a formidable state
Hidden Gems Competition - Second Prize
Hazel Nixon describes her urban treasure, Still Waters
Hidden Gem Competition – Third Prize
Ruthanne Baxter introduces Tullyhommon's oldest inhabitant, the 'Big Bush'
Hidden Gems Competition - Highly Commended
Gus McCurdy tells the eerie tale of Rathlin Island's Ceannan Dubh
Hidden Gems Competition - Highly Commended
Catherine McGrotty describes Kinnego Bay
Hidden Gems Competition - Highly Commended
Alison Gordon explains her affection for Ballyholme Beach

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