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Mew Island, Jerrettspass Village and Maghera

We hear fond memories of the last lighthouse attendant on Mew Island, Newry Show is celebrating 150 years and a visit to Joe Diamond who restores banjos from his workshop.

We hear fond memories of the last lighthouse attendant on Mew Island, the Newry Show is celebrating 150 years of the agricultural event which first took place in 1869 and there鈥檚 a visit to Joe Diamond who restores banjos from his workshop in the shadow of Carntogher. Presented by Anne Marie McAleese with the people, places and stories that make Northern Ireland unique.

57 minutes

Last on

Sat 31 Mar 2018 08:05

Memories from Mew Lighthouse

Memories from Mew Lighthouse

The听lighthouse听on Mew Island off the coast of county Down has safely guided ships through the treacherous seas around the Copeland Islands for over a 100 years.听Helen Marks caught up with Hannah McNamara whose father was听one of the last lighthouse attendants.

150 years of Newry Show

150 years of Newry Show
Do you have fond memories of the Newry Show?听To听launch the official听celebration of 150 years of the agricultural event, they are asking for photographs and memorabilia for an exhibition. Anne Marie speaks to Will Glendinning from Jerretspass Village Hall.

The Banjo Man

The Banjo Man
Nestled in the shadow of Carntogher in Slaughtneil sits the workshop of Joe Diamond. He has become known for restoring none other than the humble banjo. He talks Anne Marie through听bringing a听banjo back to its former glory.

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  • Sat 31 Mar 2018 08:05

Your Places

Your Places

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