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Francis Ritchie
Victorian industrialist, engineer and speculator instrumental in the development of east Belfast
The Buzz of Beekeeping
Claire Simpson tries to avoid getting stung in Limavady
First Presbyterian Church, Rosemary Street
Rosemary Street has been a site of worship since the 1690s
Foyle Bridge
A gleaming testimony to the growth of the City
Fever and Cholera in Belfast
Belfast was repeatedly hit by fever and cholera epidemics in the nineteenth century
Famous Belfast Stores: Anderson and McAuley
Last survivor of Belfast’s family owned businesses
Fairhead
Ballycastle’s most outstanding landmark
The Suburban Village
'It might not be the future. It might be our only chance.'
Thomas Andrews
Harland and Wolff’s chief ship designer who went down with the Titanic
Edmund De Wind
Posthumous winner of the Victoria Cross
The Chinese Community in Northern Ireland
The province’s largest minority ethnic group
Garden Diary - January
Doreen Moody finds plenty of plants braving the dark days of winter
Enniskillen Castle
Part of the fabric of Co Fermanagh's history and heritage
Eye on the Island
Desima Connolly discusses the practicalities of life on Rathlin
Eye on the Island - September
Desima Connolly on 'Arts at Rathlin' activities
Washingbay, Co Tyrone
A beautiful area renowned for leisure and recreation
Quintin Castle
One of the very few occupied Anglo-Norman castles in Ireland
Rural Showcase: Co Londonderry
Perspectives from Co Londonderry
Thornhill Neolithic Site
One of Derry’s oldest sites of habitation
Dunville and Company: Whisky Distillers
The firm produced whisky in Belfast until 1936
The Dunville Family
The heirs of Belfast's whisky business
Troubled Images: Posters 11-20
Posters selected from the Northern Ireland Political Collection (part 2 of 3)
Emigration from the City
The Blight of Emigration
Rural Showcase: Co Fermanagh
Articles from Co Fermanagh
Charles Gavan Duffy
Journalist, rebel and prime minister of Victoria, Australia
Country Living
Rural and farming culture in County Tyrone
Clifton House
The former poorhouse is Belfast’s oldest surviving complete building
Conn ONeill
Lord of upper Clandeboye until matters took a turn for the worse
Corrog Wood
Recently planted wood north of Portaferry
Craigavon Historical Society
Dedicated to recording aspects of our culture and built heritage which are under threat
Colin Glen Forest Park
A beautiful wooded glen located between Belfast and Lisburn.
Closing the 'air gap'
The role of Northern Ireland's air bases in the second world war
The Jewish Community in Northern Ireland
Catherine Lynagh looks at the significant contribution of one of NI's smaller communities
Church of Ireland Dioscesan Offices
Ruskinian Gothic building designed by WH Lynn
Craigavon Bridge
Ireland’s only double-decker bridge
Colm Cille:Derry's Saint
A Saint and a Scholar..
Chaim Herzog
Belfast born sixth President of Israel
A History of Coleraine
With information on where to find key artefacts
Carrick-a-Rede Ropebridge
One of the most breath-taking and precarious attractions in Northern Ireland
Carnmoney Hill
A wildlife oasis on the outskirts of Belfast
Belfast's Retail Trade
An historical overview of the retail trade in Belfast
Belfast Emigration and Immigration
An historical survey of the population movements that shaped Belfast
Belfast Port
From ford to port, an overview of the development of Belfast’s docklands
Banking in Belfast
For centuries banks have been part of the fabric of this industrial city
Belfast Charitable Society
Established a poorhouse, hospital and church in north Belfast
A Rathlin Childhood
Imelda McFaul recalls her early years on the island
Claragh Heritage Centre, Kilrea
Clare O'Connor visits Tom Graham's personal collection
Broken wings on Brandon
How five Polish airmen came to be buried in Belfast's Milltown Cemetery
Tayto Headquarters, Tandragee
Clare O'Connor finds everyone chipper in Tayto Castle
Betty Sinclair
Radical activist and communist.
Bloody Sunday
A day that would leave 'an indelible impact on British and Irish history'
Ballycastle Museum
Exhibits include the Taisie Banner from the first Glens Feis in 1904
Northern Ireland's Textile Industry
An overview of the textile and fashion industries in Northern Ireland.
Bonamargy Friary
A late Franciscan foundation established in 1485 by Rory MacQuillan
Benvarden Garden
Private walled garden on the banks of the River Bush
Armagh County Museum
Collections include ceramics, costume, military material, and household items from a bygone age
Belfast Gasworks
The city's famous landmark, transformed into an award winning business park
Ballycopeland Windmill
The only surviving windmill in Co Down
Hiring Fairs in Ulster
Helen Lewis discusses a time when the work boot was on the other foot
Migrant Workers in Northern Ireland
Helen Lewis outlines the impact of migrant workers and their experiences in NI

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