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Art and Tomaà go in search of Celtic festivals across Europe.
SCÚP is a new eight-part drama series set in the offices of an Irish language newspaper in Belfast. Will the new editor, Rob Cullan, be able to rescue the paper?
Mark Harte talks about his sister Michaela McAreavey, the type of person she was and how her memory is being kept alive by her family.
Two programmes looking at the history of the wolf in Ireland.
A light-hearted series which offers modern interpretations of the meaning of The Ten Commandments today.
Colmcille specialist Brian Lacey explores the cult of Derry’s patron saint.Â
In this three-part Irish Language series, presenter Brian Mullen investigates iconic Ulster songs in detail. He interviews singers, musicians, academics, collectors and historians as they reveal the meaning, history, importance and relevance of each song.
Dé Luain / Monday 26ú Samhain 7pm
Fearghal Mag Uiginn looks at the history of Derry’s Walls.
Personal stories and experiences from well-known Irish fathers and sons.Â
The story of the Cultúrlann in Belfast.
The best of entertainment returns with Tomaà Ó Conghaile and Gráinne McElwain.
From the Belfast Gaeltacht to Brazil - building house and building friendships.
Máire Bhreathnach and Jarlath Burns return with the popular show covering rural issues.
An investigation into the events surrounding the explosion of a World War Two sea mine in the Gaeltacht village of Ballymanus in 1943, in which 19 young local men lost their lives.
Charles Byrne’s story and some possible modern day relatives?
TV series on the significant events that led to the departure of the Flight of the Earls.
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Musicians talk about the significance of their favourite tunes, sharing the memories, emotions and sense of place evoked by the music.
An Irish language version of the popular Welsh series Tellytales, where myths, legends and tales jump off the pages and straight into the child’s imagination.Â
A celebration of some of Northern Ireland’s most spectacular and famous landmarks, written by well-known Irish speakers.
A moving ten-part series where each week three different people reveal true life experiences, interwoven around a common theme. What is their story? An interesting documentary that provides subtle insight into what makes us human.Â
Tomaà Ó Conghaile and Gráinne McElwain introduce lively chat and musical entertainment from our venue at The Seán Hollywood Arts Centre, Newry.Â
A landmark documentary series on the dramatic history of the border, and its impact on Ireland, north and south, for nearly 90 years.
This is an educational but entertaining programme for young primary school children who are learning Irish. The programme follows the lives of Na Dódaà - Nóra, RuairÃ, Róise agus Naoise - who live together in a big colourful house. They delight children as they sing, dance and listen to stories.Â
Seacht! The adventures of seven performing arts students in Belfast, whose lives are full of adventure, love and scandal!Â
Blas Ceoil is a journey around some of Northern Ireland’s premier music venues, showcasing musical talent from the area.
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