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Native Bird Life at Belfast Zoo
Belfast Zoo plays host to many species of native wild birds
Merlins and Spitfires
The story of Ballyhalbert fighter station
Leonard Lawson, Portaferry Lifeboat Station
Karen Brown talks to a founding member of Portaferry Lifeboat Station
Laganside Courts Complex
Opened in 2002, the complex is Belfast’s most recent civic building
Long Tower Church
Derry’s oldest church is also one of the prettiest
William Pirrie
’A Napoleon of industry’
Long Kesh 'Half town'
The story of an airfield
Wartime Air Crashes
John Quinn investigates where aircraft came to grief on Ireland's hills and mountains
Lazy Beds
Doreen Moody remembers growing her first crop of potatoes
Lock Up Your Wife
The tale of Lady Cathcart and Colonel Hugh Maguire
Kilcranny House
Local volunteer Aoife Rafferty describes life at Kilcranny House
Kelly's Cellars
Kelly’s Cellars, Belfast, had a grand re-opening on September 24, 2004
JC Beckett
The first professor of Irish history at Queen’s University, Belfast.
Joe Baker and the Glenravel Local History Project
The aim of the project is to ’reclaim history for ordinary people.’
Jewels in the Crown
National Trust properties in and around Belfast
Jim Devlin remembers building and thatching
'He was a fearful sight to us at first...'
James Jemmy Hope
Hope was a United Irishman and a socio-religious radical
James Magennis VC
Winner of Northern Ireland’s only second world war Victoria Cross
Joseph Devlin
Devlin was the leader of constitutional nationalism in the early 20th century
Joseph Gillis Biggar
A Belfast tradesman of Presbyterian stock who became a leader of 19th century nationalism
James Samuel Davidson
Heir to the Sirocco Works who died on the first day of the Somme
Jonathan Bardon
The pre-eminent historian of Belfast
John McBride Neill
Foremost architect of cinema’s golden age in Northern Ireland
John Hume
Founding member of the Social Democratic and Labour Party
John Doran
Red’s memoirs chart his time in the army, merchant navy and his travels
John de Courcy
Anglo-Norman soldier-adventurer who conquered eastern Ulster
John Boyd Dunlop
Inventor (or re-inventor) of the pneumatic tyre
Isaac W Ward
Important Belfast-born Victorian astronomer
NI Bread Continues to Rise
Nicky Cahill explains the enduring popularity of NI bread
Ireland and Europe in the Eighteenth Century
A series of talks to complement this year’s festival theme, Journeys and Migrations.
Industry and Commerce in Belfast
An historical overview of the industrial heritage of the city
Isabella Tod
Tod was a prominent campaigner for many of the social issues affecting Victorian women
Margaret Byers
Byers was an advocate for women’s education and founder of Belfast’s Victoria College
Instrument Makers
Artisans who coax a 'living soul' from a piece of wood
It's Nashville, Sister
What you didn't know about Belfast and Opryland
The Country Comes to the City
Nicky Cahill knows where her food comes from - St George's Market
The Times, They Are A-Changin'
RSPB and Young Ulster Farmers’ Club look for farmyard memories
I Arrived with 'The Star of David on my Luggage'
Liz Shaw meets Eva Gross MBE, promoter of NI since she fled Nazi Germany for here
Garden Diary - February
Doreen Moody's mouse in the (green)house is back...
The Vaccaros in Strabane
Roma Vaccaro on the family behind the Wembley Café
History of Conway Mill
At the centre of Belfast's linen spinning industry
Hiring Fairs
An interview with Tom Hamilton from Dungannon
Historic Houses
National Trust properties in Co Armagh
Necarne Castle Equestrian Centre
Clare O'Connor finds horse sense in Necrane
George Benn
The first great historian of Belfast
General Walker
Governor of the city during the Siege
Growing Vegetables
Gardening expert Doreen Moody reveals the veg she wouldn't be without
Margaret Gallagher Launches Rural Showcase
'In my youth culture didn't involve money - it involved people.'
The Guildhall
A true town hall with all sorts of events taking place...
Grainn of Aileach
Stone Ringfort on Prehistoric Site
Great Ships that Belfast Built
’The sea is a hard, unrelenting mistress, always ready to whip up the fools.’
Graveyards of Northern Ireland
Graveyards are a great source of local history
Fas An Droichead
WWII Evacuee Returns to Millisle
Catherine Lynagh meets Robert Sugar, member of Co Down's Kinderfarm
Fermanagh is Home to Women of the World
Jenny Cathcart reaches a global audience in Enniskillen
From Agriculture to Industry
An overview of the early life of industrial east Belfast
Frank Pantridge
Pioneering cardiologist
Famous Belfast Stores: The Co-Op
The Belfast Co-Operative Society was established in 1888 by 200 people
Famous Belfast Stores: Robbs
Robb’s represented the last commercial building of the Victorian era left in Belfast
Finnis Souterrain
A securely built underground structure made up of three passages

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