A look at the game of road bowls, brought to Ireland by Lancashire linen weavers, which is enjoying a strong revival in Armagh and is now played by hundreds of people. Show more

An intimate portrait of a sporting tradition in the close-knit community of Cushendall, where hurling is not just a sport but is part of a distinctive way of life. Show more

A celebration of the life and work of the late David Hammond, once described as a poet of film and a prince among singers.

A look at the 80-year-old 'river' class yachts that are part of a long sailing tradition on Strangford Lough and the cut and thrust of summer racing on Strangford Lough.

A year in the life of the Camphill community, where children and adults with special needs fulfil their potential in a unique environment. Show more

Series looking at the musical traditions of Northern Ireland. Featuring the fiddle-playing of South Donegal, once largely ignored. Show more

A celebration of the life and work of the late David Hammond, once described as a poet of film and a prince among singers.

A look at the 80-year-old River class yachts that are part of a long sailing tradition on Strangford Lough, and the cut-and-thrust of summer racing. Show more

The story of a tree and its transformation from a forest oak to a finished object. The beauty and durability of oak have made it a favourite of Irish craftsmen for centuries. Show more

Forging iron requires a combination of brain, brawn and manual dexterity. This film looks at the skills, culture and tradition of working with iron in the north of Ireland.

In pottery, ceramics, sculpture and buildings, clay in Ireland has been all around for centuries. This film looks at the traditional and contemporary uses for this material. Show more