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Kintra: Being a tourist at home or at the World War sites, celebrating the 'father of Ulster-Scots' and a heart-warming song.

Being a tourist at home or at the World War sites, celebrating the 'father of Ulster-Scots' and a heart-warming song.

BBC Radio Ulster - Kintra, Being a tourist at home or at the World War sites, celebrating the 'father of Ulster-Scots' and a heart-warming song.

Helen Mark and the team bring stories, news and music with an Ulster-Scots flavour.

Helen Mark and the team have stories, news and music from Ulster-Scots communities at home in Antrim, Down and Donegal.

Rab Lennox is on the road again – this time with Jonnie Crawford as they head off to visit three Co Antrim sites related to the Game of Thrones programmes.  As we mark the 80th anniversary of WW2, Gibson Young chats to Nicky Gilmore about the interest in visiting places connected to both World Wars.  Willie Hill finds out about “The Father of Ulster-Scots” who has been celebrated in Larne with the town’s first Ulster History Circle blue plaque and there’s a heart-warming song and yarn from Colm Clarke in Donegal.  
There’ll be a round-up of what’s coming up over then next few weeks around the country and as always, the team would love to hear from anyone with an Ulster-Scots yarn or an event to promote.  You can contact them anytime – Kintra@bbc.co.uk  or say hello if you see them out and about!


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