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RECIPE: Smoked Fish Chowder
The Bay Tree's Sue Farmer cooks a classic fish dish
RECIPE: Smoked salmon with Soda Bread, Sorrel and Cress
Northern Irish food straight from The Great British Menu
RECIPE: Seared Lamb
Sean Owen's seared loin of Sperrin lamb with lamb shank pie, cabbage and bacon
What's your Heritage?
Explore what history, heritage and the landscape mean to you with exclusive multimedia
A Fair to Remember
Claire Simpson looks at how rural fairs have adapted over the years
Sky High Pies in Donaghadee
Head Chef Jimmy Hughes from Donaghadee Garden Centre submits to our Q&A
The Earls' Wake
Cultural conference examines the role of history and politics
RECIPE: Fresh Irish Mussels with Chorizo & Scallion Cream
Beech Hill Country House Hotel's head chef Raymond Moran lets us in on a few secrets
WWII Digital Archive
NI's veterans remember the days gone by
RECIPE: Monkfish en Papillote
Rachel Thompson of Marlagh Lodge takes us into the kitchen
Topography of the Titanic
Documenting the history of Titanic and Queen's Island
Troubled Images: Posters 1-10
Posters from an exhibition drawn from the Linen Hall Library's Northern Ireland Political Collection
Maps and Mayhem
Lee Henry meets Dr Kay Muhr to find out the story behind NI's place-names
The Washington Post
Kirsten Kearney's Rediscover NI blog follows the Irish invasion
Discover Heritage
From traditional crafts to the history of place names, explore NI's diverse heritage
Belfast Zoo
Belfast Zoo is committed to worldwide conservation
Polska Noc
Mark Bignell finds that ex-pat Poles have as much fun in Belfast as they do in Warsaw
Habits of a Lifetime
After 150 years the Sisters of Mercy are celebrating spirituality, writes Jenny Cathcart
RECIPE: Paul Rankin's Sticky Toffee Pudding
Paul Rankin reveals his recipe for sumptuous sticky toffee pud
A Creative First for Fermanagh
Jenny Cathcart highlights Enniskillen's forward-thinking Art of Regeneration project
Made In Northern Ireland
Craft NI exhibition heralds a dynamic of change for the NI arts and crafts industry
The Belfast Dockers' Strike 100 Years On
John Quinn explores one of the city's most dramatic episodes
Mary McAleese
From the streets of west Belfast to the presidential corridors of power
The Grand Central Hotel, Royal Avenue
The Beatles, The Stones, the richest in Ireland. Richard Graham recalls an institution
RECIPE: The Best of Irish Tucker
Nothing opens your eyes like a dirty great fry
No Green Beer for Me
How to survive St Paddy's Day in NYC by ex-Watercress frontman Dan Donnelly
St Patrick's Day
Celebrating the life of Ireland's patron saint
Jimmy Webb's Memories of Raglan Street
Brendan Deeds finds colourful characters in a Belfast long gone
Champions of the Bull Ring
Clare O'Connor meets some NI beefcake
The Mountains Of Mourne Sweep Down To The Sea
Lee Henry salutes the multi-talented Percy French, best known for his tribute to Co Down
Naming Names
Irish surnames reveal a lot more than the history books tell us, writes Ian Maxwell
A Different Side Of The City
See spectacular views of Belfast from Divis Mountain
Lady Mairi Bury of Mount Stewart
'I was anointed and made to curtsy to the King and Queen...'
The Last Resting Place of the Spanish Armada
Darran Anderson explores how the fearsome fleet perished off the Irish coast
Still Waters Run Deep at Loughmourne
Dr David Hume looks at forgotten history in a small rural community
Christmas in Northern Ireland
Martin Mooney wonders what makes Christmas in NI special
Bringing History to Life in Donaghmore
Technology tells the story of Tyrone's past, finds Emma Heatherington
AE's Armagh Roots
Ian Maxwell remembers George William Russell
One of NI's Most Successful Scientists
Lord Kelvin - 'There is nothing new to be discovered in physics'
Lessons from History at Walnut Grove
Dr David Hume traces an Ulster family to a 1760s plantation house in South Carolina
Spuds, Stew and Sag Aloo
Naseem Booth's Indian cuisine goes further than chips and curry sauce, writes Jenny Cathcart
Halloween or Pagan New Year?
Ian Maxwell explains how to celebrate the celtic way
Red Hands up if you Know the Answer
Darran Anderson investigates the origins of Ulster's most potent symbol
The Public Record Office of Northern Ireland
The only dedicated archive service in Northern Ireland
Calmor's Rock
Hugh A Murphy shares his gruesome discoveries about the Lislea landmark
Ballymoney Museum
Ballymoney's local authority has had a museum collection since 1860
William Drennan
A founder member of the United Irishmen
Belfast Central Library
Its holdings, history, and architecture
A View from Home: From No Man's Land Into History
Dr David Hume traces the actions of the Ulster-Scots in the Somme
A Belfast 'Souk'
A history of Smithfield Market, one-time underside of the city
The Industrial Heritage of Co Down
Kathleen Neill gives an overview of Co Down’s industrial past
Unlock the Six Secrets of Wetlands
John McCullough urges you to take a second look at this threatened resource
Ulster Bank Head Office
The 1860 Waring Street building is an Italianate interpretation of classical themes.
Ulster American Folk Park
Telling the story of emigration
US Entry into the Second World War
John Quinn investigates how Northern Ireland was first in Europe to host US Army Air Force Personnel
The Battle of the Somme: July - November 1916
John Quinn remembers the terrific losses at the Somme
Drew Mitchell fought in WWII's Pacific Theatre
Catherine Lynagh meets an NI veteran who sought adventure
John Milliken Witnessed WWII's Big Moments
Catherine Lynagh meets the veteran before his return trip
The Most Important Event in Ulster-Scots History
Catherine Lynagh finds out more about the Hamilton and Montgomery Settlement
University Libraries
The university libraries represent a substantial research resource in Northern Ireland

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