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The Natural History of Strangford Lough
The lough has a huge variety of subtidal and intertidal habitats.
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A Brief History of Ardboe
Townlands and Legends
Peter McGrath
A successful and outstanding manager
The Ardboe Cross
One of the finest examples of an ancient high cross in Ireland
Annalong Corn Mill
Built in the early 1880s, the Mill was one of Ulster's last working watermills
Creggan Poetry Trail
Lorraine O'Hare visits Creggan Graveyard
A Year in the Life
Islander Gusty McCurdy explains why Rathlin is 'a place apart'
Annavore
Crowds flock to Annavore after visions of Mary
The Bard of Armagh
Patsy O'Hagan has won the verse-writing competition three times
John Boyd: Teacher, Playwright, Radio Producer
Profile of a key player in NI's theatre and literary scenes
Natives of Rathlin
John McCurdy tracks down emigrants from Rathlin
Nick Laird
Literary hotshot to read at Belfast Festival
Coming to Rathlin (1)
Peggy McFaul on the harsh realities of life in the 1940s and gradual modernisation
Coming to Rathlin (2)
Judy McCurdy recalls her first impression of the island
Coming to Rathlin (3)
Alison McFaul wanted to get away from it all but soon found herself mucking in
A ‘Yachty’ Tale
John McCurdy remembers reunion week on Rathlin Island
Brendan Cleary
Grass roots poet crying out against 'violence and mindless conformity'
The Lyric Theatre
The only theatre in Belfast to remain open throughout the Troubles
The Market Place
Theatre and arts centre with something for everyone
The Ulster Museum
The Museum’s art collections represent Northern Ireland’s premier visual arts holding
Diva Diaspora?
Cormac Newark on how Dublin's Opera Theatre Company is bringing NI singers back home
James Ellis
From Z-Cars to the RSC
The Development of the Irish language 2
An overview of the development of the Irish language 2: Stories and Legends.
The Development of the Irish language 3
An overview of the development of the Irish language 3: Early Christian Ireland
The Development of the Irish Language 5
The beginning of the end for the Gaelic world came in the sixteenth century
The Development of the Irish Language 4
An overview of Ireland and the Irish language in the Middle Ages
Architecture in east Belfast
An introduction to the largely neglected architectural heritage of east Belfast
The Pre-modern Architecture of Northern Ireland
An introduction to early built heritage of Northern Ireland
Derry’s architecture up to 1800
A History of Derry architecture until 1800
Downpatrick Railway Museum
Working museum based on the site of the Downpatrick terminus of the BCDR
Coney Island
Rich island habitat in Lough Neagh
Carrickfergus Castle
Anglo-Norman castle with long and fascinating history
A History of Carrickfergus
The town of Carrickfergus has been in existence since medieval times
Censorship Battle Set for High Court
The Vacuum V Belfast City Council
Old Belfast Ghost Stories
Strange happenings in the streets of Belfast...
Antony Gormley
Internationally acclaimed artist
Ireland's Eye: Photographs by Robert Welch
Permanent exhibition at the Ulster Museum
Garvagh Museum—A place to visit
Displaying artefacts from the Neolithic period to the recent past
Locky Morris
The name of Locky Morris is synonymous with visual art in Derry
Willie Doherty
One of the most celebrated artists currently working in Europe
Eilís O’Connell
The Derry born sculptor who fashions extraordinary images from many varied materials
Gretta Bowen
The primitive artist who began to paint a few weeks before her seventieth birthday
Art and the Troubles
Theo Snoddy on the impact of the Troubles on Northern Irish art
The Changing Face of the Murals
Now a source of community pride and celebration
Eleanor Wheeler
Specialises in designing and making large-scale ceramic and brick sculptural features
An Artist Apart
Charles McAuley is renowned for his landscapes depicting rural Glens life
David Esler - Master Glass Maker
'I see it as a religious experience. It's an act of faith.'
Annilese Miskimmon
Belfast born director is a rising star in the opera world
Early photography and photographers
The beginnings of photography in Northern Ireland
Derek Mahon
The most accomplished poet of his generation
The Over the Bridge controversy
Sam Thompson’s groundbreaking 1959 play, and the controversy surrounding it
Best Actor of Our Generation?
Jane Coyle profiles Lalor Roddy
From Ballycastle to Broadway
Conleth Hill has wowed audiences around the world with his stage performances
The Ulster Group Theatre
The Group Theatre left a notable and vital legacy of theatre as a living tradition
The Fastest Human
Bobby Kerr was the first Irish sprinter to win an Olympic gold, writes Marion Maxwell
Art Beat - Sandra Johnston
Performance artist representing Northern Ireland at the Venice Biennale
Deborah Brown
From painter to sculptor
Carol Graham
One of the leading portraitists working in Northern Ireland today
Denis Tuohy
Francis Jones speaks to broadcaster Denis Tuohy about his life and his recent memoirs

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