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The Last Resting Place of the Spanish Armada
Darran Anderson explores how the fearsome fleet perished off the Irish coast -
Gaelic Football
A skilful and absorbing sport -
Two Countries, One Book
Ryan Dunne meets Theresa Breslin, the hotshot Scots author writing across boundaries -
Claire Falconer Set To Soar
Jenny Cathcart on the young Fermanagh artist -
Still Waters Run Deep at Loughmourne
Dr David Hume looks at forgotten history in a small rural community -
Christmas in Northern Ireland
Martin Mooney wonders what makes Christmas in NI special -
An Unexpected Visitor
Frederick Rodgers remembers Helen's Bay in Lily and Me -
Bringing History to Life in Donaghmore
Technology tells the story of Tyrone's past, finds Emma Heatherington -
Dancing into the 21st Century
Jenny Cathcart meets Irish dancer Brídín McElroy -
Multimedia from Derry-based Authors
Readings and interviews in partnership with the Verbal Arts Centre -
What Did the Reindeer See?
Kirsten Kearney found out at the opening night of Grimes & McKee’s new play -
How's Your Posture?
Exerpt from The Enthusiast -
Dawn on the Foyle
Stephen Joyce remembers Golden Days in Donegal -
AE's Armagh Roots
Ian Maxwell remembers George William Russell -
International Author with an Irish Heart
Emma Heatherington explores the winning formula of Belfast's Sharon Owens -
On the Great Liquid Train of Memory
Kirsten Kearney reviews Moyra Donaldson's The Horse's Nest -
Getting Grimy with La Faro
Francis Jones listens to the latest from the band -
When Grimes Met McKee
The comic spark is alive and well thanks to the NI duo, finds Emma Heatherington -
New Book Celebrates the Best of Ulster Writing
Blackstaff Press produce The Ulster Anthology -
Janet Gray is Making Waves
Northern Ireland's blind water ski world champion -
Bell X1 at the Mandela Hall, Belfast
Padhraic McArdle catches one of Ireland's most promising acts -
Throwback Thursday: Derry Girls writer Lisa McGee's playwriting debut Girls and Dolls
Tinderbox returns with a stark and traumatic tale, writes Brendan Deeds -
Here's to the George Best of the GAA
Frank McGuigan's groundbreaking career was cut tragically short, writes Michael Nicholas -
Josh Ritter is a Marathon Man
The ambitious singer tells Francis Jones about his love of music, language and Ireland -
Desert Hearts - Hotsy Totsy Nagasaki
Francis Jones rates the second LP from the Belfast indie-rock duo -
Snuff
Kirsten Kearney catches the National Theatre of Scotland at OMAC -
Engineer, Joiner, Sculptor, Artist
Ned Jackson Smyth's artwork is all around us, finds Emma O'Neill -
Meet Anna, She's a Tonne and a Half
Susan Tomaselli is ten point impressed -
The Tailor and Ansty
A 'collection of smut' is a diamond in the rough, writes Brendan Deeds -
The Performer's Club
Andrea Rea discovers one of NI's premier platforms for unusual music -
One of NI's Most Successful Scientists
Lord Kelvin - 'There is nothing new to be discovered in physics' -
Dancing her way to Global Dominance
Brian Murray speaks to world-beating ballerina Melissa Hamilton -
Lessons from History at Walnut Grove
Dr David Hume traces an Ulster family to a 1760s plantation house in South Carolina -
Keeping their Composure
Andrea Rea profiles NI's unsung generation of classical composers -
From Bardic to Bally K
Emma Heatherington tracks the marvellous career of the late Birdy Sweeney -
Spuds, Stew and Sag Aloo
Naseem Booth's Indian cuisine goes further than chips and curry sauce, writes Jenny Cathcart -
Ivan the Sensational
Ivan Sproule is the NI footballer making history with Hibs, writes Michael Nicholas -
Fermanagh's Wake Up Call
Thrill-seeking wakeboarders have found a home on Lough Erne, writes Declan Bogue -
The Divine Comedy/Duke Special
Francis Jones caught the homegrown double-bill at the Mandela Hall, November 12 -
Kathleen Coyle
Profile of the writer who recounted Lundy's burning
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