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Rugby on Trial

Robbie Meredith examines the introduction of behavioural classes for rugby players.

• 30 mins

Did a Serial Killer Murder my Sister?

A County Tyrone woman insists her sister was the victim of a serial killer.

• 30 mins

Driving Bill Drummond

Artist Bill Drummond has just five days to drive to every county in Ireland.

• 27 mins

Pen Pals

A email from a stranger leads to an unexpected friendship.

• 30 mins

The Silk Bow

Marty Cullen meets the Japanese people who are obsessed with Irish traditional music.

• 30 mins

Clare Smyth – Super-Chef

Jayne McCormack traces the journey of super-chef Clare Smyth.

• 30 mins

After the Final Whistle

Aileen Moynagh talks to people on the other side of high-level sport.

• 30 mins

Cyril Lord - Carpet King: Part One

The story of the spectacular rise and fall of Cyril Lord, the millionaire carpet king.

• 30 mins

Cyril Lord – The Carpet King: Part Two

The story of the spectacular rise and fall of Cyril Lord, the millionaire carpet king.

• 30 mins

Who Needs Politicians Anyway?

Chris Page looks at how Northern Ireland is coping without a government.

• 29 mins

The Brookeborough Raid: The IRA’s Border Campaign of the 1950s

Stephen Walker takes us back to the border campaign of 1956-1962.

• 30 mins

Davy Crockett and the Irish Frontiersmen

Freya meets the people dealing with the uncertainty of working along the Irish border.

• 30 mins

Crossing the Border

Poet Leontia Flynn is travelling on the Belfast to Dublin train and back again.

• 30 mins

Strange Boats

Stories of migration past and present that have shaped the Derry and Donegal region.

• 29 mins

Sea Border

Jan Carson with stories from the dividing sea between Scotland and Northern Ireland

• 29 mins

Sticking Out

Joe Nawaz recalls growing up in Belfast with an Irish mother and a Pakistani father.

• 29 mins

Sticking Out

Joe Nawaz recalls growing up in Belfast with an Irish mother and a Pakistani father.

• 30 mins

Frocks, Locks and the H-Blocks

A journey of hurt, hope, differences and the special bond between father and son.

• 35 mins

The Silence and the Scream

Garrett Carr on the radical commune which broke the silence of rural Donegal in the 1970s.

• 30 mins

Living in Westeros - The Game of Thrones Legacy

What has being the setting for one of the world’s most popular TV series meant for NI?

• 30 mins

The Silence and the Scream

Garrett Carr on the radical commune which broke the silence of rural Donegal in the 1970s

• 26 mins

D-Day: When Bill Went to War

A 96-year-old RAF pilot recalls the Allied invasion of 6th June 1944 that changed the war.

• 30 mins

Remembering William Dunlop

Family, friends and fellow riders remember one of our greatest motorcycle road racers.

• 30 mins

Factory Girls

We hear the story of Derry's Factory Girls and how they kept the shirt industry alive.

• 30 mins

Under the Influence

What's life like for the children of parents with an alcohol addiction?

• 30 mins

Silent No More: Fermanagh's Abused Children

People who were sexually abused as children tell us why they are speaking out now.

• 30 mins

Before I Was an Orphan

Alex Kane knows almost nothing about the first six years of his life, should he find out?

• 30 mins

Before I Was An Orphan

Alex Kane wonders why he ended up in a children's home before being adopted aged six

• 28 mins

The Man in My Attic - Who Was He?

Forgotten attic receipts reveal a frugal & flamboyant life of a 19th Century Belfast man.

• 26 mins

The Man in My Attic - Who Was He? Part 1

Forgotten attic receipts reveal a frugal & flamboyant life of a 19th Century Belfast man.

• 25 mins