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RECIPE: Smoked Fish Chowder
The Bay Tree's Sue Farmer cooks a classic fish dish -
RECIPE: Smoked salmon with Soda Bread, Sorrel and Cress
Northern Irish food straight from The Great British Menu -
RECIPE: Seared Lamb
Sean Owen's seared loin of Sperrin lamb with lamb shank pie, cabbage and bacon -
What's your Heritage?
Explore what history, heritage and the landscape mean to you with exclusive multimedia -
A Fair to Remember
Claire Simpson looks at how rural fairs have adapted over the years -
Sky High Pies in Donaghadee
Head Chef Jimmy Hughes from Donaghadee Garden Centre submits to our Q&A -
The Earls' Wake
Cultural conference examines the role of history and politics -
RECIPE: Fresh Irish Mussels with Chorizo & Scallion Cream
Beech Hill Country House Hotel's head chef Raymond Moran lets us in on a few secrets -
WWII Digital Archive
NI's veterans remember the days gone by -
RECIPE: Monkfish en Papillote
Rachel Thompson of Marlagh Lodge takes us into the kitchen -
Topography of the Titanic
Documenting the history of Titanic and Queen's Island -
Troubled Images: Posters 1-10
Posters from an exhibition drawn from the Linen Hall Library's Northern Ireland Political Collection -
Maps and Mayhem
Lee Henry meets Dr Kay Muhr to find out the story behind NI's place-names -
The Washington Post
Kirsten Kearney's Rediscover NI blog follows the Irish invasion -
Discover Heritage
From traditional crafts to the history of place names, explore NI's diverse heritage -
Belfast Zoo
Belfast Zoo is committed to worldwide conservation -
Polska Noc
Mark Bignell finds that ex-pat Poles have as much fun in Belfast as they do in Warsaw -
Habits of a Lifetime
After 150 years the Sisters of Mercy are celebrating spirituality, writes Jenny Cathcart -
RECIPE: Paul Rankin's Sticky Toffee Pudding
Paul Rankin reveals his recipe for sumptuous sticky toffee pud -
A Creative First for Fermanagh
Jenny Cathcart highlights Enniskillen's forward-thinking Art of Regeneration project -
Made In Northern Ireland
Craft NI exhibition heralds a dynamic of change for the NI arts and crafts industry -
The Belfast Dockers' Strike 100 Years On
John Quinn explores one of the city's most dramatic episodes -
Mary McAleese
From the streets of west Belfast to the presidential corridors of power -
The Grand Central Hotel, Royal Avenue
The Beatles, The Stones, the richest in Ireland. Richard Graham recalls an institution -
RECIPE: The Best of Irish Tucker
Nothing opens your eyes like a dirty great fry -
No Green Beer for Me
How to survive St Paddy's Day in NYC by ex-Watercress frontman Dan Donnelly -
St Patrick's Day
Celebrating the life of Ireland's patron saint -
Jimmy Webb's Memories of Raglan Street
Brendan Deeds finds colourful characters in a Belfast long gone -
Champions of the Bull Ring
Clare O'Connor meets some NI beefcake -
The Mountains Of Mourne Sweep Down To The Sea
Lee Henry salutes the multi-talented Percy French, best known for his tribute to Co Down -
Naming Names
Irish surnames reveal a lot more than the history books tell us, writes Ian Maxwell -
A Different Side Of The City
See spectacular views of Belfast from Divis Mountain -
Lady Mairi Bury of Mount Stewart
'I was anointed and made to curtsy to the King and Queen...' -
The Last Resting Place of the Spanish Armada
Darran Anderson explores how the fearsome fleet perished off the Irish coast -
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 -
Bringing History to Life in Donaghmore
Technology tells the story of Tyrone's past, finds Emma Heatherington -
AE's Armagh Roots
Ian Maxwell remembers George William Russell -
One of NI's Most Successful Scientists
Lord Kelvin - 'There is nothing new to be discovered in physics' -
Lessons from History at Walnut Grove
Dr David Hume traces an Ulster family to a 1760s plantation house in South Carolina