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The Donaghmore Pig
Poem about a pig's mischief on St Patrick's Day -
How it Was
Jim Devlin shares his memories of Ballinderry -
Lough Neagh - The Heady War Years
The late Jim McGarry recalled the excitement around Lough Neagh around world war two -
Lough Fishermen Demand Justice
Eamon Phoenix reports on the Lough Neagh Fisherman's Association for the Irish News -
St Patrick's Cathedral, Armagh
Pre-eminent over all the churches of Ireland -
Auld Lamas Fair in Ardboe
From the official programme of 1973 -
Faultlines
An introduction to the geology of Rathlin Island -
Outlaws on the Ballinderry River
Memories of a 'poochin' man -
The Secret Garden
Desima Connolly discovers a hidden gem in the north coast village of Glenarm -
The Founding of the RNLI
A brief history of the Royal National Lifeboat Institution and NI lifeboat stations -
Gracehill - 'Rural Utopia'
Ireland's only full scale Moravian settlement -
Coyle's Cottage
Vacant cottage now a hive of rural activity -
A heritage guide to Cushendall/Cushendun
Read all about the heritage of the area and where you can still see the evidence of it today -
Irish Moiled Cattle
An ancient and hardy breed of cattle saved from the brink of extinction -
The Hare Krishna Centre
Jenny Cathcart looks at community life on Inish Rath Island -
Supergoose
Arguably Strangford Lough's most important species -
Kindertransport to Millisle
'There was a real sense of community, like a Kibbutz...' -
The Albert Memorial Clock
Architect William Barre won the competition to design the Albert Clock. -
Rathlin Island and the Gaelic Language
Language and placenames on the island since 3 AD -
Castlederg – Spirits, Stones and Storytellers
Jacinta Owens revisits her home town -
Turf Cutting
'I for one loved how it shaped our summer...' -
The Walls of Derry
Derry’s walls have been described as ‘either a noose or a necklace’ -
Ancient Island Sites on Lough Erne
A visit that includes Devenish, White and Boa islands -
Harland and Wolff
Belfast’s most famous shipbuilders -
Belfast City Hall
City Hall marks the high point in Belfast’s industrial prosperity -
Belfast Waterfront Hall
The concert hall and conference centre is a landmark of riverside urban redevelopment -
Battle of the Bogside
The First Sight of British Soldiers on N.Ireland’s Streets -
The Amelia Earhart Cottage Museum
Find out about the first woman to fly the Atlantic solo -
Return to Chapel Island
A trip to 'a little bit of heaven on earth...' -
Henry Joy and Mary Ann McCracken
Brother and sister heavily involved in the United Irishmen -
William McFadzean VC
East Belfast winner of the Victoria Cross. -
WJ Barre
Newry born architect of some of Belfast’s most distinctive buildings. -
Charles Lanyon
The renowned and gifted architect designed and built many of Belfast’s landmarks. -
WH Lynn
Exceptional Ulster architect, Lanyon’s apprentice, partner and successor. -
Derry’s architecture:1800 to the Twentieth Century
A period of great change in the city -
Famous Belfast Department Stores
An introduction to the era of 'gracious' shopping -
Bank of Ireland, Royal Avenue
Built between 1928 and 1930, this is the first modern building in Ulster. -
Sinclair’s Building
James Scott’s 1935 creation is an early example of modern architectural influences. -
Second World War In Derry
Personal accounts and interesting facts about the Maiden City during wartime -
William Ritchie
The founder of shipbuilding in Belfast. -
Winifred Carney
Belfast socialist, feminist and republican. -
Edward James Harland
Co-founder of Belfast shipbuilders Harland and Wolff -
Gustav Wilhelm Wolff
Hamburg-born co-founder of Belfast’s famous shipbuilders -
Central Belfast venues: The Ulster Hall
The historic heart of concert going Belfast. -
Joseph Lowry Stewart
Stewart’s Supermarkets provided employment for thousands of people over many decades. -
Hidden Gems Competition
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Hidden Gems Competition (Antrim)
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Hidden Gems Competition (Armagh)
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Hidden Gems Competition (Down)
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Hidden Gems Competition
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Hidden Gems Competition (Fermanagh)
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Hidden Gems Competition (Tyrone)
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Hidden Gems Competition ( Belfast)
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Hidden Gems Competition
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William Arthur Moore
Profile of the adventurer, traveller and journalist -
No Reader is an Island
An overview of books about Rathlin (Part 1 - History) -
No Reader is an Island 2
An overview of books about Rathlin (Part 2 - Folklore and Legend) -
No Reader is an Island 3
An overview of Rathlin books (Part 3 - Shipwrecks, studies, natural history and place names) -
Tullyhogue Fort
An area of regal importance for Ulster before the sixteenth century -
Cowhands in Gaol make Nylons!
The story of the Taylor Woods nylon factory in Enniskillen
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