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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
Peregrine Falcons at Scrabo Tower
'It was an amazing feeling - the bird has such speed and strength.'
Hacking it with the 82nd Airborne Division!
Ardboe man Phil Conlon looks back
A Proper Turkey
Clare O'Connor visits an organic turkey farm in Limavady
Champions of the Bull Ring
Clare O'Connor meets some NI beefcake
Charles J McGuinness
Adventures of a sea-man.
Rural Ireland – Life & work of Margaret Gallagher
Although she might survive in another lifestyle she would never be happy
Rathlin Lighthouses
Peggy McFaul describes Rathlin's three lighthouses
Red Bay Defences in WWII (1)
Bob McMullan describes the slow outbreak of the war for the people of the Glens
Marconi and Rathlin
The radio pioneer's early broadcasts on the island
Red Bay Defences in WWII (2)
Bobby McMullan recalls German submariners landing on the Antrim coast
Red Bay Defences in WWII (3)
Bob McMullan remembers the fun loving American GIs
Red Bay Defences in WWII (4)
Bob McMullan speculates on German intentions towards Antrim
Clough Fair
The rise and fall of a country fair
Glenravel Glen
An area with a history of great change
Hard Rock and Heavy Metal in Glenravel
Important mineral deposits have been found in the area
Armagh Rail Disaster
The passengers were captive to a perilous fate
How Seadanda Became Cuchulainn
Hugh A Murphy describes the coming of age of one of Ireland's greatest folk heroes
Cuchulainn and the Táin Epic
Hugh A Murphy considers an Irish story equal to Homer's Odyssey
Culann and the Tuatha Dé Danann
Hugh A Murphy wonders what happened to one of the early peoples of Ireland
Grey Hairs on Gullion
Hugh A Murphy tells an ancient tale of Ireland and of the bald men who choose to believe
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.
Colm Cille
A Saint with a large and complex legacy
Roaring Hugh Hanna
Controversial preacher and political agitator in nineteenth century Belfast
Joseph Campbell
Prolific poet and committed republican
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
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
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

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