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29/03/2014

Anne Marie McAleese with the people, places and stories that make Northern Ireland unique.

57 minutes

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Sat 29 Mar 2014 08:05

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BARAZINA YOUTH CHOIR

BARAZINA YOUTH CHOIR
The Barazina youth choir are 50 children from Ballycastle, Portstewart, Ballymena, Stranocum, Dunloy, Glarryford, Kilrea and Garvagh, and one passionate woman from Balnamore in County Antrim, who started the group - artistic director, Denise Rosborough. We hear from the choir about what they’ll be getting up to, as well as a wonderful performance.

Ballygawley and Roscavey Bygone Farmers Association Day

Ballygawley and Roscavey Bygone Farmers Association Day
There’ll be tractors and ducks and sheep ahoy, as we travel to County Tyrone to hear about the Ballygawley and Roscavey Bygone Farmers Association’s Big Day Out. We hear from Allan Rainey at Clarke’s Farm about what will be happening.

Ireland’s Highest Passage Tomb

Ireland’s Highest Passage Tomb
Slieve Gullion in South Armagh is an incredible natural beauty spot, but there’s a lot more going on than just a good view. Anne-Marie meets archaeologist Vanessa Ryan and geologist Siobhan Power to go on a journey to the passage tomb which is located at the top of the mountain – all 1800 feet of it!

The Leprechaun Protection Area

The Leprechaun Protection Area
Ireland has long been known as a land of leprechauns, but Slieve Foy in Carlingford has been designated as a Special Protection Area for the Little People. Cooley Peninsula Tourism Officer Frances Taylor tells us about a special search for leprechauns on Mother’s Day.

Hughie & George at Blessingbourne

Hughie & George at Blessingbourne
Hughie McMahon is 95, and his friend George McKenzie is 94 - they both grew up on the outskirts of Fivemiletown in Co Tyrone and nearby Blessingbourne estate was a playground to them. Conor McKay hears their memories as they meet for the first time in 50 years, and George reveals how learning to swim in Blessingbourne lake saved his life at Dunkirk.

Llamas, Emus, and Wallabies in Dungannon

Llamas, Emus, and Wallabies in Dungannon
Dungannon might not seem like the most likely place to find exotic animals, but if you make your way to Annaginny Farm in Newmills, you might meet Alan Abraham, who has gathered together an incredible collection of animals from all over the world.

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  • Sat 29 Mar 2014 08:05

Your Places

Your Places

The people, places and stories that make Northern Ireland unique.