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Kim offers a relaxing way to begin Sunday morning, with great music and conversation. Show more
Sunday Sequence
The ancient struggle between scripture and relevance
1 hour, 45 minutes
on BBC Radio Foyle
How humans have laid waste to the world - are we reaching earth's ground zero? Fewer but purer - is that the motivation of the move towards traditionalism in some churches? Show more
Parish Mass from St Patrick’s Church, Donegall Street, Belfast. Celebrant and Preacher: Father Conor Stainton-Polland. Show more
Local and national news updates.
Brian D'Arcy delves into his wide experience of all sorts of music to bring you some tracks just right for a Sunday morning along with some reflections. Show more
Local and national news updates.
Highlights and your favourite moments from the past week of programmes on BBC Radio Ulster and BBC Radio Foyle. Show more
Kim encounters free-range chickens in County Down and urban bees in east Belfast, and Bake Off's Andrew Smyth makes a cake fit for Mary Berry. Plus how to brew the perfect cuppa. Show more
The weekend news in a handy half hour presented by Jayne McCormack. Catch up on the stories at home and abroad. Plus sport and weather updates. Show more
Inside Business
Research and Development – What Does it Mean for Business?
30 minutes
on BBC Radio Foyle
Wendy speaks to business owners and experts and asks how important research and development is for business innovation.
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Colum Arbuckle’s guests are Carmel McCafferty and Sean O'Tarpaigh. Sean is a psychotherapist and part-time actor. Carmel was once a hairdresser and has done some acting herself. Show more
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John Toal introduces the Ulster Orchestra conducted by Stephen Bell in a concert of old and new orchestral arrangements of folk songs and tunes. Show more
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James McClelland presents gospel favourites and sacred music, playing requests and dedications.
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A road trip deep into the Ulster-Scots heartland with a local school bus driver Alan Wright, who shares the stories of his youth with old friends from Dunaghy and further afield. Show more
Joe McKee returns with a new series of music for concert bands. Featured guests are members of the 1st Old Boys Association Silver Band conducted by Stephen Cairns. Show more
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Lynette Fay selects the best traditional and contemporary folk music and song with studio guests, concert performances, new releases and vintage vinyl.
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Colin Bowden has dedicated his life to his drumming. He discusses his passion for the drumming of early jazz with Walter Love.
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The latest national and international news from BBC Radio Ulster.
John Bennett presents late-night music to soothe away the problems of the week gone by. Email jb@bbc.co.uk Show more
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