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Wild in the Country

Julian Fowler investigates the plight of Northern Ireland's endangered creatures.

• 30 mins

Beyond a Reasonable Doubt

Kevin Magee investigates the case of an east Belfast man jailed for life in 2007.

• 30 mins

Orangemen on the Equator

Journalist Chris Page journeys to West Africa to meet members of the Ghanaian Orange Order

• 30 mins

Back Down the River

Mark Patterson and Boyd McClurg canoe from Lough Neagh to the Atlantic Ocean.

• 30 mins

The Loudest House on the Street

Cathy Moorehead explores what life is like for deaf people in Ireland.

• 30 mins

Tea & Cappuccino

Anne Marie McAleese meets some of Northern Ireland's Italian families.

• 30 mins

Fifty Tails of Grey

A look at red squirrels and the threat they face from the imported grey squirrel.

• 30 mins

Water of Life

Lynette Fay explores the history of Irish whiskey.

• 30 mins

Springtown Baby

The story of Jane Russell's adoption of a boy from Derry's Springtown camp.

• 30 mins

Invisible Belfast

A visitor to Belfast discovers a mysterious note.

• 30 mins

Notes from a Northern Irish Childhood

Marie-Louise Muir dusts down her cello and rediscovers how music shaped her life.

• 30 mins

We Will Arise and Go Now

Marie-Louise Muir and three Irish poets visit the Lake Isle of Innisfree, in County Sligo.

• 30 mins

The Secret Life of Spiders

Bug mad Paul Moore goes in search of the spiders that scuttle around our homes & gardens.

• 29 mins

Brexit Streets: Belfast

How do people in Belfast now feel about the biggest decision the UK has made in 40 years?

• 25 mins

Transgender Teens - Born in the Wrong Body

Exploring the reality for young people in Northern Ireland facing transgender issues.

• 30 mins

The Graveyard Shift

Historian Dr David Hume examines the history of grave robbery.

• 30 mins

Songs for the Dead

Marie-Louise Muir unpicks the mystery of keening for the dead in Ireland.

• 30 mins

Exonerated

John Toal meets former death-row inmates at a retreat for victims of wrongful conviction.

• 30 mins

To Whom it May Concern

Proinsias O'Coinn sets out to untangle the secret history of a vintage army jacket.

• 27 mins

Split the Sap

Marty Cullen writes a traditional song for the Armagh sport of bullets.

• 30 mins

A Week in the Life of My Granny

A 75 year old woman running her own farm has taken active retirement to a new level.

• 30 mins

Crystal, Clay and Cloth - The Artisans of East Tyrone

An exploration of the once flourishing crafts in east Tyrone.

• 30 mins

All Children Together: The Story of Lagan College

A look back at the hard-fought campaign to establish NI's first integrated school.

• 27 mins

The Icemen Cometh

Reporter Nigel Ringland looks back at the highs and lows of the Belfast Giants.

• 30 mins

The Unforgettable Gig: When U2 Rocked The Kings Hall

The story of U2's 1987 concert in Belfast to promote the release of The Joshua Tree.

• 30 mins

Keep On Running

Freya McClements investigates the popularity of running in Northern Ireland.

• 27 mins

Smugglers' Coast

David Hume uncovers tales of smuggling in the 18th and 19th century.

• 30 mins

The DUP Deal

Chris Page examines the deal struck by the DUP with the Conservatives in June 2017.

• 30 mins

Buds, Blues and Yellows

Kelly Bonner hears the stories about prescription drug addiction.

• 30 mins

Thalidomide: The Mother of All Battles

The campaign to bring the German government to account for the thalidomide scandal.

• 27 mins