Your Place and Mine Episodes Episode guide
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Randalstown nominated for Britain in Bloom, the life and times of Owenreagh man Geordie Barnett and Armagh's Fusion Festival
We discuss the heritage trail to commemorate the Queen's visit to the North Coast in 1953.
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International Women鈥檚 Day, Bellaghy, and the Hills of Armagh
Annie Maunder's great contributions to astronomy, and a new workshop in Bellaghy.
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From Derry to the South Pole, Green Tourism, and Tales of Nature in Armagh
The Derry doctor who went to the South Pole, and forests celebrations in Armagh.
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Your Books and Mine
A special programme about books with authors from Kesh, Newtownards and Whitehead.
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Comber, Garvagh Forest, and Redmond Friel
The meaning of a full moon in Comber and the unfolding tranquillity of Garvagh Forest.
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Crime and Punishment, North Pole and Steinbeck
Crime and Punishment in Carrickfergus, and tales of Derry from the North Pole.
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Kilkeel, Tandragee, and the Lough Swilly Railway
How to make a stone wall in Kilkeel and paying tribute to the Lough Swilly Railway.
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The Herring Pond, Coalisland, and Mercedes Gleitze
Swimming at the Herring Pond in Portstewart and honouring Mercedes Gleitze.
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Ecclesville, Maghera, and Cuilcagh Mountain
A new look for Ecclesville Forest Park and a hike to the 'Emigrant Carn' near Maghera.
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Banbridge, Enniskillen, and the Mourne Mountains
The refurbished copper doors in Banbridge and a day of hope and healing in Enniskillen.
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Cookstown, Richmount, and Tannaghmore
A feast for the heart and soul in Cookstown and away in a live manger at Tannaghmore.
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Altnamackin, Lisnaskea, and Rostrevor
The reindeer of Altnamackin and shining a light on the Lisnaskea Women's Group.
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Gortin, Newcastle, and Lough Neagh
The sewing bees of Newcastle and the wonders of Lough Neagh.
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Edenderry, Armagh, Magilliagan Point
This week: An Edenderry renewable project, a Georgian weekend and a Martello Tower tour.
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Tobermore, Enniskillen, and Frank Pantridge
Tapestries and textiles in Tobermore and a celebration of the backstreets in Enniskillen.
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13/11/2021
An ancient breed of piebald sheep at Gortin and how to draw a baby puffin in Bangor.
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Islandmagee, Edenderry, and the River Lagan
A love affair with aviation in Islandmagee and planning for sustainability in Edenderry.
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Glynn, Richhill, and Spooky Tales from the North West
Pumpkins and piglets at Glynn and the apple harvest at Richhill.
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Ballycastle, Clogher, and Craigmore Way
A poetry jukebox in Ballycastle and new boundary stones at Craigmore Way.
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Killadeas, Omagh, and L谩 na Cruite
The well-groomed Jersey cows of Killadeas and celebrating the harp for L谩 na Cruite.
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Armoy, Clanabogan, and Donaghadee
A 'Treasure Island' of worship at Armoy and restoring 'The Moat' at Donaghadee.
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Banbridge, Maghera, and the Glens of Antrim
The star of the County Down is in Banbridge and what鈥檚 in a name in the Glens of Antrim.
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Railway Special Revisited
Your Place and Mine brings back the Railway Special programme originally aired in 2017.
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Poetic Trees, Fear in Fermanagh and Happy Ever After
Trees with a voice in South Armagh, and a new adventure race opens in Fermanagh.
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Cookstown, Castle Espie and Temple 100
Scutching the flax in Cookstown and the return of the brent geese to Strangford Lough.
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30th Anniversary Special
A special 30th anniversary show live from Portstewart. First broadcast in 2021.
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Newmills, Shane's Castle and the River Blackwater
Unearthing treasures in Newmills and the secrets that flow through the River Blackwater.
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Broadmeadow, Cushendun and the Moors of Castlerock
The reminiscence trail at Broadmeadow and bashing the bracken on the moors of Castlerock.
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Gortin Glen Forest Park Special
Anne Marie McAleese presents a special programme from Gortin in Co. Tyrone.
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Balnamore, Richhill and Garvagh Forest
The mystery of the Balnamore mail bag and the soothing sounds of the forest in Garvagh.
