Football Express 03/04/2025
Football correspondent Stephen Looney is joined by Glenn Ferguson and Mark McIntosh to discuss the Irish Cup with Cliftonville and Dungannon Swifts having reached the final.
Football Express 20/03/2025
Chris Morgan and Mark McIntosh join football correspondent Stephen Looney to discuss Linfield’s Premiership title win.
Football Express 13/03/2025
In the second of a two-part programme, Northern Ireland Football League CEO Gerard Lawlor talks about the challenges he has faced during his time at NIFL and some of the biggest issues in the game today.
Football Express 30/01/2025
Chris Morgan and Glenn Ferguson join football correspondent Stephen Looney to take a look at the sixth round draw for the Irish Cup.
Football Express 16/01/2025
Football correspondent Stephen Looney is joined by Glenn Ferguson and Paul Leeman to discuss the latest in Irish League football.
The Faces of Family Business – Season 2, Episode 4: Seating Matters
Ian Smyth speaks with Seating Matters about healthcare seating, while Martina Tierney and Martin discuss local manufacturing, durability and workplace culture in Limavady.
The Faces of Family Business – Season 2 Episode 3: 4Beauty Group
Shelley Martin discusses leading 4Beauty Group as a second-generation owner, focusing on sustainability, female leadership and navigating COVID-era challenges.
The Faces of Family Business – Season 2 Episode 2: Linwoods Health Foods
John and Patrick Woods discuss Linwoods’ family business legacy, sustainability and future direction with Ian Smyth.
The Faces of Family Business – Season 2 Episode 1: Mount Charles
Trevor and Gavin Annon discuss Mount Charles’ growth and family roots, exploring leadership in a major Northern Ireland facilities management business.
Making Relatives: A Nibi Water Walk
Making Relatives an environmental group concerned with preserving the environment along with Lakota Water Protectors welcomed Ojibwe ceremony leader Sharon Day and the Ikidowin youth theatre ensemble to share in a sacred Water Walk, to honour the River Foyle and to pledge their protection.