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By the Shores of Lough Neagh
Brian Cassells introduces his new book that takes a trip along the beautiful, magical waters of Lough Neagh
Murals of Derry
New collection of mural images shows that the writing on the walls is really changing
Intrepid Archaeologist Dives Into History
Anne Corscadden Knox seeks underwater answers in the USA
Jenny Bristow's Great Sunday Lunch
Download two free recipes as the celebrity chef opens a new campaign and competition with Age Concern
Essay From The Archive: Oscar Wilde in Belfast - part 3
Writing in The Linen Hall Review in 1988, Wesley McCann explores Wilde's visit of 1884
Essay From The Archive: Oscar Wilde in Belfast - part 2
Writing in The Linen Hall Review in 1988, Wesley McCann explores Wilde's visit of 1884
Essay From the Archive: Oscar Wilde in Belfast
Writing in The Linen Hall Review in 1988, Wesley McCann explores Wilde's visit of 1884
NI's Winner of the First Victoria Cross
Ian Maxwell remembers Charles Davis Lucas
RECIPE: Cardamom, plum and fig cake
Jenny Bristow's cardamom, plum and fig cake
NI's Women Are Moving Mountains
Speaking with Monica McWilliams, Catherine Lynagh looks at landmark ladies
Commemorating the First World War
Catherine Switzer takes a closer look at Northern Ireland's war memorials
A Brief History of Crumlin Road Gaol
Take an audio tour of Crumlin Road Gaol and read historian John Quinn's account of the life and times of the old prison
Hidden Connections: Slavery and the archives at PRONI
Slavery and the archives at PRONI
Hidden Connections: Catholic Emancipation
The campaign for Catholic emancipation was led by prominent barrister Daniel O'Connell
Hidden Connections: A Terrible Testimony
The Interesting Life of Olaudah Equiano became a bestseller in Ireland
Hidden Connections: The Abolitionist Movement in Ireland
‘May God eternally damn the soul of the man who subscribes the first guinea’
Hidden Connections: The Abolitionist Movement
William Wilberforce began his campaign to abolish the slave trade in 1798
Hidden Connections: Slavery and Belfast
Belfast's trade with the West Indies was more important than its trade with continental Europe
Hidden Connections: Sugar
It was inevitable that sugar production and the slave trade should become inextricably linked
Hidden Connections: North America and the United States
The transatlantic trade and seeds of abolishment
Hidden Connections: John Newton
Converted to the anti-slavery cause
Hidden Connections: The Triangle
On average ten per cent of slaves died on the voyage at sea
Hidden Connections: Slavery and the Rise of the Slave Trade
The discovery of the Americas and creation of colonies bring the need for cheap labour
Hidden Connections Multimedia
The Hidden Connections Lecture Series and further reading
Hidden Connections: Introduction
Marking the bicentenary of the abolition of the slave trade
Deputy First Minister opens Hidden Connections
Martin McGuinness opens Slavery Exhibition at the Linen Hall Library
Hidden Connections Online
Revealing Ulster's role in the Slave Trade and Abolition of Slavery
Feis na nGleann
Grainne McNally celebrates a century of Gaelic tradition in the Glens of Antrim
New Rope Bridge For Carrick-a-Rede
'If you think it’s frightening crossing the bridge itself, you should see the process involved in putting the bridge up in the first place...'
Banbridge's Forgotten Hero
Ian Maxwell pays tribute to seaman, astronomer and explorer Francis Crozier
The top cultural treats of 2007
Critics and culture vultures highlight the year's best music, books, performances and art
Sustainable Planning Award 2008
Three NI companies shortlisted in recognition of planning and biodiversity
Markets in Belfast
St George's brings the best produce to the centre of the city
The Development of the Irish language 1
An overview of the development of the Irish language 1: From Indo-Europeans to Celts
NI Assembly Set to Slash Arts Funding Further
Have your say and help to save NI Arts
RECIPE: Pumpkin Souffle
Paula McIntyre gets autumnal for pumpkin souffle
Troubled Images: Posters 21-25
Posters selected from the Northern Ireland Political Collection (part 3 of 3)
Commemorating the First World War
Catherine Switzer takes a closer look at Northern Ireland's war memorials
Kate's Humble Habitats
Autumnal tips from nature lover and television presenter Kate Humble
RECIPE: Raspberry Muffins
Niall Harbison's video recipe from iFoods.tv
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
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

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