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Your Farm And Mine Episodes Episode guide

Greenways and Green Ways

The Inishowen Greenway, conservationist Joe Furphy and astronomer Terry Moseley.
Great Memories of Max Faulkner

Dorothy Scott met Max Faulkner in 1951 at the 80th Open at Royal Portrush.
Gransha's People, and the artist TP Flanagan

Gransha's People, and the artist TP Flanagan's Fermanagh inspiration.
Gortin School, Model Trains & Bushmills Coopers

Anne Marie meets cask coopers and model railway enthusiasts, Declan Forde goes to Gortin
Gorse fires and singing on Slemish

Reaction to this week's gorse fires, birds on Mount Slemish (with some My Fair Lady too)
Gliders, Trees and Birds.

The Ulster Gliding Club in Bellarena, the trees of Armoy, and the birds of Oxford Island.
Glenballyeamon and Glenelly Valley

Zooming around the world from a barn in Antrim and the once thriving community in Tyrone
Giants in the Sperrins, and Storytelling in the Ring of Gullion

Some giant sculptures in the Sperrins, and storytelling in Mullaghbawn.
Getting Portrush Ready For The Open

Anne Marie meets David Jackson, who's making sure the seaside resort is 'Open Ready'
GeoWood NI, Lime Kilns, and Keith & Kristyn Getty

Filming the Causeway Coast, the lime kilns of Slieve Gallion, and Keith & Kristyn Getty.
Gates of Bronze

Philip Holmes from Kilrea has a children's charity in Nepal, inspired by his late wife.
Garron Plateau Blanket Bog and Downpatrick's Dark Past.

Anne Marie McAleese visits Garron Plateau, and learns about Downpatrick's Gallows Hill.
Garden Birds, and the Boglands of Glenullin.

How to get a garden bird to eat from your hand, and restoring the boglands of Glenullin.
Gallipoli, Carrickfergus and An Creagan

Glens men who fought in WW1, life in Victorian Carrickfergus and Tyrone tree felling.
From The Carry Row To Tokyo

Drew Cochrane became blind in his late thirties but still became a champion golfer.
From Antrim to Argyll

The North Channel connections, lookingfor the White Bog and the Belfast Hills rangers.
Freshwater Pearl Mussels of the Owenkillew River

Bryan Ward from the Loughs Agency explains why they don't live in just any old river.
Forest Storytelling, Pampered Cows, and the Irish Harp

From storytelling in the Glens to the pampered cows of Fermanagh, and the Irish harp.
Foremass, Carlingford and Loughgall

The Bard of Foremass, cleaning Carlingford Lough and a Loughgall Lambeg
Fishing on the Faughan and Celebrating the Silent Valley

An acclaimed book on angling on the River Faughan, and celebrating the Silent Valley.
Fishing along the River Mourne and St Bronagh's Bell of Rostrevor

Barney Winters on fishing in his home river and Lorraine Mulholland on the ancient bell.
Finding The Titanic

Stories of the great liner, thirty five years after it was found on the sea bed.
Fifteen Hundred Years Of Worship

Anne Marie meets Patricia Beattie who tells the story of Larne's oldest church.
Farm floods, Sion Mills and North Irish War Horses

Farm floods in Tyrone, Sion Mills history and North Irish War Horses
Enniskillen's Royal Beacon, From Philly To Portballintrae And A Burren Childhood

Marking Her Majesty's 90th, an American in Love with Antrim and PJ's schooldays in Down
Enniskillen's back streets and the birds of Dulrush.

Archaeology in Enniskillen's 'back streets', and the birds of Dulrush Lodge in Fermanagh.
Enniskillen, Templepatrick, and donkeys.

Donkeys in Templepatrick, and donkeys with Santa in Enniskillen.
Enniskillen, Armagh and Joan Gaffney

Dancing in Enniskillen, a new dome in Armagh and Joan Gaffney 'never got a man'.
Enniskillen Workhouse, and Dungiven's Harp School in a Castle.

Enniskillen's newly renovated workhouse, and the harp school at Dungiven Castle.
Endangered Puffins and Killeter's New Stained Glass Window

The red list of endangered birds and celebrating hymn-writer Cecil Frances Alexander.

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