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Totally Batty
Nocturnal bat discovery walk at Springhill
Thomas Russell
United Irishman convicted and hanged for high treason
Thomas Gallaher
Tobacco magnate who founded one of Belfast’s major industries
Titanic Quarter
An unprecedented opportunity for Belfast to create an imaginative and world-class urban quarter
Time Leans for No Man
The story of how the Albert Clock was saved from toppling over
Time to Clean Up our Act!
EU reports show shocking state of our waters
Learning to Microwave
Researching the experience of older people and the arts
The Water Office
The Water Office was designed and built by WH Lynn in 1869
The Workhouse Museum
Waterside’s Workhouse Museum
The Verbal Arts Centre
Centre promoting all aspects of the spoken and written word...
The Ulster-Scots Language Society
Formed to encourage an interest in the Ulster-Scots language
The Vicinity of Smithfield
An overview of the history of the area now taken over by Castle Court shopping complex
The Woodland Trust in Northern Ireland
Providing a more optimistic future for Northern Ireland’s priceless woodland heritage
Sheep's Milk Products from Springwell Farm
Nicky Cahill finds people are flocking to the Tyrone farm
The City Of Londonderry
The Building of the Maiden City
The Siege of Derry
Major event in the history of the city
The Shirt Industry
The textile industry in Derry
The Foyle Valley Railway Museum
Discover Derry’s rich Rail History
The Contemporary Architecture of Northern Ireland
An introduction to contemporary architecture in Northern Ireland
The Centre for Migration Studies
An international institution studying Irish migration
The Twelfth of July
The climax of the Ulster Protestant marching season.
The Clifton Street Cemetery
The Glenravel History Project have been investigating the cemetery for 15 years
The Ulster Folk and Transport Museum
One of Ireland’s foremost visitor attractions
The Glens of Antrim
An account of the nine glens of Co Antrim
The Giants Causeway
Ireland’s foremost natural tourist attraction
The Ecos Centre
An award winning environmental interpretive centre in Ballymena
The Causeway Coast Path
The 24km track affords stunning views
The Caves at Cave Hill
Five caves have been cut into the rock at Cave Hill, north Belfast
The Geology of Co Antrim
About 600 million years ago, Ireland lay under the ocean somewhere in the southern hemisphere
The Chapel of the Resurrection
Former mortuary chapel on Cave Hill, Belfast
The Sleeper Above Belfast
Napoleon’s Nose is a prominent feature of the Cave Hill
The Chichester Family
Intimately connected with the growth and development of Belfast for over 400 years
The Story of Irish Linen
The industry has never fully recovered from a decline in the demand for linen in the 1960s
The Dobbs Family
The Dobbs family are still prominently involved in the affairs of the town, borough and county
The Plantation of the City of Londonderry
Derry to Londonderry
The Playhouse
City centre theatre and community arts centre
The Records of Clifton Street Cemetery
The information contained in these books is a historical goldmine for any researcher
The Carnegie Centre
A new arts and heritage service for the borough of Larne
The RSPB in Northern Ireland
Established in Northern Ireland in 1966, the RSPB works to protect local birdlife
The Bronte Homeland
Follow the story of Patrick Brontë and his family
PM and US envoy back NI's Community Relations Week
Building a shared future
St Columbs Cathedral
The jewel in the crown of the plantation city
St Eugenes Cathedral
Derry’s Catholic Cathedral
St Augustines Church
Another architectural gem within the walls
Samuel Neilson
One of the founder members of the United Irishmen in Belfast
Sister Genevieve
Originally from Co Offaly, Sister Genevieve taught in Belfast schools for 32 years
Sir James Murray
Inventor of Milk of Magnesia and unsung pioneer of artificial fertiliser
Samuel Davidson
Founder of Belfast’s Sirocco works
The Architecture of West Belfast
An architectural survey of west Belfast
The Belfast and County Down Railway
The only part of the BCDR network still in existence today is the branch to Belfast
Samuel McSkimin
Notable Carrickfergus historian
St Nicholass Church
Anglo-Norman church redesigned by Arthur Chichester in 1641
Sl Cholmcille 2006
Comhdháil air An Teanga & an Oidhreacht
Scottish Provident Building
The building remains a dramatic statement of late Victorian commercial pride
Shipbuilding in Belfast
An overview of the historic shipbuilding industry in Belfast
Sir Arthur Chichester
As Lord Deputy of Ireland, Sir Arthur Chichester oversaw the plantation of Ulster
Sir James Craig
First Prime Minister of Northern Ireland
Robert Young and Robert McGill Young
Father and son architects
Roger Mulholland
Belfast’s first architect, Mulholland also helped to found the Linen Hall Library
Scrabo Tower
Memorial to Charles William Vane Stewart, the third Marquis of Londonderry

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