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Alexander Mitchell
Builder, brickmaker and engineer -
Harry Ferguson
Irascible designer of innovative agricultural equipment -
A Visit to Flame
Ireland’s only gasworks museum -
A visit to the Irish Linen Centre in Lisburn
Demonstrates how linen has been made and used since Egyptian times -
A Visit to the Lough Neagh Discovery Centre
Lough Neagh is the largest lake in the British Isles -
Archaeological Sites in the Omagh Region
An overview of sites of archaelogical interest in the Omagh region -
Windmill Hill
Liz Shaw takes in a splendid view over Portaferry and beyond -
Mountjoy Castle
Pete Jonno visits an important site in Irish military history -
Brocagh and Belville House
Pete Jonno shares tales of witches and ghosts of the area -
Cardinal William Conway
Belfast born Primate of all Ireland, William Conway also founded the aid agency Trócaire -
William Thomson, Lord Kelvin
Belfast born physicist -
Belfast Ships: The Titanic
The 'unsinkable' White Star liner -
Ballyronan Wood's diverse wildlife
Pete Jonno finds a rich natural heritage on the banks of Lough Neagh -
Tripping the Light Fantastic with the Tinneys
Pete Jonno appreciates Strabane's heavy metal -
Burntollett
Civil Rights March From Belfast To Derry -
Lecale
Historic barony centred around Downpatrick -
Tom Boyd
East Belfast socialist and leader of the Northern Ireland Labour Party in the Stormont Parliament -
Rural Showcase: Rathlin Island
Unique perspectives from the islanders -
Gerry Adams
Sinn Féin politician who worked to ally the political and military struggle -
Kinbane Castle
Kinbane Castle offers spectacular views of Rathlin Island and Dunagregor Iron Age fort -
Dunluce Castle
Dunluce castle rests on the edge of the clifftops between Bushmills and Portrush -
Castle Espie
Castle Espie boasts Ireland’s largest collection of wildfowl -
About Cave Hill
The Cave Hill dominates the skyline on the northern edge of Belfast -
The Archaeology of Cave Hill
Cave Hill has been occupied since the last retreat of the glaciers, 9000 years ago -
Ballyronan and its Port
A place of great historical importance -
Dr Patrick Donnelly - The Bard of Armagh (1)
Hugh A Murphy discusses a turbulent period in Irish history -
Challenges Facing European Minority Languages
John Monaghan compares the Irish and Basque languages -
The Flemings, Barons of Slane
Trace the family's ups and downs between Slane and Anticur -
The Huguenots and Ballyronan
The exiled French had a great influence on the town -
An Unbridled Passion for his Work
Clare O'Connor meets a Master Farrier at Enniskillen College -
If You Go Down to the Woods Today...
Jacinta Owens enjoyed the variety in Portglenone Forest -
Gulliver Naps Beside the City
Jacinta Owens pays a visit to Cave Hill and Belfast Castle -
A Virtual Walking Tour of the Ormeau Road
One of the oldest and most significant thoroughfares in the city -
Cave Hill Country Park
The largest area of publicly owned open space in the Belfast area -
The Buildings of the Belfast Castle Estate
Belfast Castle was built by the third Marquis of Donegall in 1862 -
Beloved Inspiration of Jonathan Swift
Clare O'Connor explores Gosford Park -
Starstruck in Armagh
Clare O'Connor tracked celestial bodies at the Armagh Observatory -
Carving Out a Place in History
Clare O'Connor explores Knockmany chambered cairn -
Northern Ireland’s Railway Heritage
The island of Ireland now has some 2300km of public railways -
Whitehead’s Railway Heritage
The coastline around Whitehead was opened up by the Belfast and Northern Counties Railway