For 25 years, Gerry Osborne has been writing to Tommy Zeigler on death row. Though they’ve never met, the two men have supported each other through the ups and downs of life. Show more

Amhráin Aduaidh constitutes an exploration of the most iconic Ulster songs in Irish. Brian Mullen investigates these songs in detail. Show more

Amhráin Aduaidh constitutes an exploration of the most iconic Ulster songs in Irish. Brian Mullen investigates these songs in detail. Show more

Amhráin Aduaidh constitutes an exploration of the most iconic Ulster songs in Irish. Brian Mullen investigates these songs in detail. Show more

Musicians talk about the significance of their favourite tunes, sharing the sense of place evoked. Fiddle player Eithne Vallely visits Glencolmkille in Co Donegal. Show more

Musicians talk about the significance of their favourite tunes. Cellist Neil Martin and the music he wrote in memory of his grandparents. Show more

Musicians talk about their favourite tunes, sharing the memories evoked by the music. Flute player Tíona McSherry on meeting the Chieftains and growing up in Belfast. Show more

Uileann piper Tiarnán Ó Duinnchinn explores the rich heritage of the ancient kingdom of Oriel. Show more

Musicians talk about the significance of their favourite tunes. Fiddle player Meabh Ní Thuathaláin recounts her happy childhood memories of music festivals. Show more

Musicians talk about the significance of their favourite tunes. Accordion player Ciarán Kelly on his friendship with a blind fiddler from Pomeroy. Show more

Musicians talk about the significance of their favourite tunes. Guitar player Alan Burke travels to London and tells of his musical journey from punk to trad. Show more

Musicians talk about the significance of their favourite tunes. Flute player Marcas Ó Murchú tells how he was inspired by a relative from Co. Roscommon. Show more

Musicians talk about the significance of their favourite tunes. Concertina player Edel Fox talks about growing up in the Co. Clare village of Miltown Malbay. Show more

Paula shares recipes for cullen skink and a delicious baked apple pudding. She heads to Cushendun beach, where she shows two young fiddle players how to barbecue pork shoulder. Show more

It’s Hogmanay in the Hamely Kitchen. Paula McIntyre is celebrating with a delicious festive supper. On the menu is cock-a-leekie soup, roast duck and a traditional clootie dumpling with whisky cream. Show more

Paula McIntyre cooks up some delicious festive favourites with an Ulster-Scots twist. Dishes include turkey with a soda bread stuffing and spiced yuletide biscuits. Show more

This first episode charts the humble beginnings of the Armagh Pipers Club and gets backstage access to the annual International William Kennedy Piping Festival. Show more

The story of a parochial music club, home to generations of ground-breaking musicians. In this programme, club members take to the stage at the Celtic Connections festival. Show more

The story of a parochial music club, home to generations of ground-breaking musicians. The final episode features the build up to the official 50th-anniversary concert in Armagh. Show more

A selection of musical performances from the Gala Armagh Pipers' 50th Anniversary Concert.