Kim Lenaghan with a medley of spring songs and holiday chat. Including Thought For the Day.
Maxine Mawhinney presents the day's news at home and abroad. Including agricultural views in Farm Gate, Thought for the Day, and headlines every half hour.
Local and national news updates.
Paul Moore presents the topical magazine programme. From the serious to the ridiculous, he reflects on life in the north-west in his inimitable style.
Gerry Anderson, having thought long and hard, has discovered the meaning of life and shares it on a daily basis with his listeners. Including News.
Wendy Austin presents the news phone-in for all the breaking stories of the day.
News, views and comment for the north-west at lunchtime.
Sean Coyle with requests, dedications and music to brighten up the afternoon across the north-west. Including News.
Local and national news updates.
Mark Patterson discusses the issues and consumer problems affecting daily life in the north-west. Including News and a sports update.
Seamus McKee with essential news and views, local and international. Including headlines on the half hour and regular traffic and weather updates.
Gerry Anderson talks with rock guitarist Henry McCullough, who reflects on his journey from Fermanagh showbands to Woodstock and the stars he has played with along the way.
The latest national and international news from BBC Radio Ulster.
An episode of Tearman first broadcast in 1997. Antaine O Donnaille asks the late writer, singer and Irish Language enthusiast Liam Mac Carráin about his inner sanctuary.
Series profiling some of the most influential artists in Irish music. 5: John Toal traces the seminal influence which Thin Lizzy had on subsequent generations of Irish rock acts.
The latest national and international news from BBC Radio Ulster.
Captain Kennedy in session celebrating the launch of a new single and Villagers making their ATL session debut. No Mean City in profile & a look forward to an evening of rave across Northern Ireland. Show more
The latest national and international news from BBC Radio Ulster.
Stuart Bailie plays a fine mix of bluegrass, punk rock, cajun, folk, blues and soul, delivering an eclectic mix of music in one place. Including News at 11.00pm.
The latest national and international news from BBC Radio Ulster.
A weekly guide to the best alternative music including indie, hip hop, reggae and folk.
BBC Radio Ulster joins BBC Radio 5 live.
