Our Generation: Gerry Kelly
Gerry Kelly MLA discusses his childhood growing up in north Belfast.
Where the Hills meet the City
Residents, past and present, talk of their experiences of Ligoniel, the mill village on the outskirts of the city, the changes the area has seen and future plans.
Our Parlour: Henry Bell talks about the history of coins
Henrey Bells gives a brief history about Irelands history and heritage of coins and how coins shaped the world of finance and banks we know today.
The Insider Revisited – The Streets of East Belfast
Documentary which revisits the Lower Newtownards Road in east Belfast to see the changes since 2007.
A Million Bricks
After a night of violence in 1971, during which six people were killed in the area, scores of Catholic and Protestant families left the last mixed street in West Belfast. In the optimism of the 1960s they had bought new homes in Springfield Park only to find themselves at the heart of a three-way battle […]
ArtsSekta Linen Tour
A tour of the Linen Quarter in Belfast.
Edenderry Village: Past & Present
Built between 1866 and 1911 by the linen manufacturer John Shaw Brown, Edenderry is an excellent example of a semi-planned industrial community. Now a conservation area, Edenderry retains all of the charm and many of the features of a nineteenth century mill village. Learn about the history of this unique place and meet some of […]
Last Days of the Shankill Mission
The Shankill Road Mission, at the corner of Carlow Street, was completed in 1898 to a design by William Roome who also designed Mountpottinger YMCA. The pioneering urban mission work that the Shankill Road Mission provided included Gospel services and a Sunday school, music sessions; a cafe with affordable meals and trips to the seaside. […]
The Great Belfast Tea Fraud
Intriguing story told in interview with Pamela Emerson at a PRONI event.
Sir Hugh Orde in conversation with John Ware
Relatives for Justice event during Feile an Phobail in 2014.