Fergal Keane and Peter Taylor look back on reporting the Northern Ireland Troubles
Fergal Keane and Peter Taylor look back on reporting the Northern Ireland Troubles
Enda McClafferty meets the sole survivor of a 1958 fishing trawler tragedy.
Conor Garrett tries to find the positives in these tough times.
From wedding cancellations to business closures local people share the impact of COVID-19
People from Ireland share their experiences of the COVID-19 pandemic in China.
A snapshot of life in social isolation by NI and Irish people living across the world.
Local people across NI share the life experiences that have made them who they are today.
From likes to freebies, we find out the highs & lows of sharing your personal life online
How the violence of the Northern Ireland Troubles began
How the violence of the Northern Ireland Troubles began
The story of how Brian found the courage to live openly as a transvestite in California.
Frank conversations on topics often considered taboo, with presenter Mairead Campbell.
Comedian Ciaran Bartlett uncovers three strange but true tales of executions and escapes.
Conor Garrett finds out if family friend David can break the hoarding habit of a lifetime
Though they share a home, Marie Louise often feels excluded from her daughter’s world.
Father Brian D’Arcy reflects on 50 years of faith, fame and being unafraid to speak out.
Ita discovers the controversial source of Robert's wealth & the forgotten 'other woman'.
Forgotten attic receipts reveal a frugal & flamboyant life of a 19th Century Belfast man.
Alex Kane wonders why he ended up in a children's home before being adopted aged six
Garrett Carr on the radical commune which broke the silence of rural Donegal in the 1970s
Joe Nawaz recalls growing up in Belfast with an Irish mother and a Pakistani father.
The story of Ellen Murray, a leading light in Northern Ireland's transgender community.
NI women struggling to find safety after violence at the hands of a partner.
Laura Trueman reports on the real impact of living with 24/7 social media.
Why has the economic performance of Northern Ireland's second city been so bad?
Gerry Kelly completes his journey along the final stretch of the Camino de Santiago.
Gerry Kelly travels along the Camino de Santiago to explore why so many make the journey.
Marty Cullen discovers the extremes males push their bodies to become larger than life.
Ballymena man Paul Clegg is at the heart of the world's underground music industry.
The story of U2's 1987 concert in Belfast to promote the release of The Joshua Tree.
Reporter Nigel Ringland looks back at the highs and lows of the Belfast Giants.
A look back at the hard-fought campaign to establish NI's first integrated school.
An exploration of the once flourishing crafts in east Tyrone.
A 75 year old woman running her own farm has taken active retirement to a new level.
Marty Cullen writes a traditional song for the Armagh sport of bullets.
John Toal meets former death-row inmates at a retreat for victims of wrongful conviction.
Marie-Louise Muir unpicks the mystery of keening for the dead in Ireland.
Leprechauns, sprites, imps and elves - Ian Sansom is searching for the diminutive other.
The story of two young Dublin boys who took a Dart ride that went beyond their stop.
Jenny Witt investigates the idea of a 'planned retreat' inland as sea levels rise.
Julian Fowler investigates the plight of Northern Ireland's endangered creatures.
Marie-Louise Muir and three Irish poets visit the Lake Isle of Innisfree, in County Sligo.
Lynette Fay explores the history of Irish whiskey.
Jenny Witt tells the story of the sinking of the Lusitania.
Fionola Meredith goes in search of writer Helen Waddell, once known as 'Ulster's Darling'.
Ryan Tubridy on the Riverdance phenomenon, 20 years after it stole the show at Eurovision.
Writer and broadcaster Ian Sansom explores Belfast's burgeoning poetry scene.
How do Northern Ireland's 18-year-olds feel about their country's past and future?
Anne Marie McAleese meets some of Northern Ireland's Italian families.
The story of Jane Russell's adoption of a boy from Derry's Springtown camp.
An oil bonanza could be on the cards for Ireland, but who will benefit and at what cost?
Journalist Chris Page journeys to West Africa to meet members of the Ghanaian Orange Order
Chris Page investigates the issues faced by asylum seekers who arrive in Belfast.
Marie-Louise Muir dusts down her cello and rediscovers how music shaped her life.
In the Tall Ship Races 2015, Cathy Moorehead set sail from Belfast to Alesund in Norway
Andy Martin examines the current state of loyalism in Northern Ireland.
Mark Thompson tells the story of Ulster Scots who relocated to New Zealand in the 1870s.
A visitor to Belfast discovers a mysterious note.
A look at red squirrels and the threat they face from the imported grey squirrel.
William Crawley tells the story of the Catholic priest who originated the Big Bang theory.
Marie-Louise Muir joins a play as it travels from Londonderry to the Bosnian city Mostar.
Award-winning documentary-maker Rob Mulhern pays a visit to Londonderry.
Kevin Magee investigates the case of an east Belfast man jailed for life in 2007.
Mark Patterson and Boyd McClurg canoe from Lough Neagh to the Atlantic Ocean.
Historian Dr David Hume examines the history of grave robbery.
The compelling true love story of English soldier Eric Appleby and his Irish sweetheart.
Kevin Sharkey speaks to military veterans suffering with PTSD after returning from war.
Exploring the reality for young people in Northern Ireland facing transgender issues.
How do people in Belfast now feel about the biggest decision the UK has made in 40 years?
Could storytelling help Ireland move away from its troubled past towards the future?
This is the story of Irish red and white setters.
What makes a champion racehorse? Find out from the pros how to spot the perfect racehorse
Bug mad Paul Moore goes in search of the spiders that scuttle around our homes & gardens.
Declan Forde meets some of the musicians who played at Belfast's The Pound.
Chris Page examines the state of play between Irish nationalism and unionism.
John Bennett investigates the story of the 1945 Ballymacarrett railway disaster.
Dawn Purvis, Raymond McCord and Patrick Cregg explain the life choices they've made.
Marie-Louise Muir meets Northern Irish astrophysicist Jocelyn Bell Burnell.
Classical guitarist Craig Ogden retraces his mother's childhood.
Cathy Moorehead explores what life is like for deaf people in Ireland.
Proinsias O'Coinn tries find a piece of art that can make him cry.
Producer Philip Gallagher follows traveller and evangelical preacher, John Purcell.
William Crawley travels to Oxfordshire village of Bladon to visit Churchill's grave.
Football fan Rigsy goes on the trail of Belfast footballer Jimmy Hasty.
Historian Eamon Phoenix explores the fifty-year history of Craigavon.
Exploring the unique world of the Culchie.
Elaine McGee asks if allowing priests to marry could help reverse falling numbers.
Anne-Marie McAleese goes in search of pioneering astronomer Annie Maunder.
Kevin Magee tells the story of Ballyhackamore GAA, east Belfast's Gaelic football team.
Chris Capper tells the story of the Ulster Home Guard.
John Campbell reports on the legacy of raves at the Ulster Hall in the 1990s.
Andy Pag reports on the story of a Chinese sex worker in Belfast working to pay off debts.
Alison Finch joins thousands of hopefuls at the Lisdoonvarna Matchmaking Festival.
Denis Murray looks at the impact of smoke-free laws around Europe over the last decade.
Writer Ian Sansom attempts to adapt for radio William Langland's medieval dream poem.
Marie-Louise Muir meets Ireland's artists at the former home of Sir Tyrone Guthrie.
Mark Patterson explores how surfing is shaping Ireland's coastal communities.