Series of personal journeys around the six counties of Northern Ireland. Actress and comedienne Olivia Nash uncovers the splendour of the Antrim Coast Road. Show more

Da fakes his own death to cash in on life insurance. Uncle Andy’s worst nightmare comes true when his dole is stopped, and he gets a new job as a security guard at Larne Harbour. Show more

Da hates Kenneth Branagh’s film Belfast. He is so annoyed that he decides to make his own movie to tell the truth about the Troubles, and it will be called West Belfast. Show more

Pastor Begbie vows to find an undercover cop called Donny who pretended to be his best friend and got him put away. He doesn’t know that 'Donny' was Billy without his moustache. Show more

Dympna decides she wants a baby and invites Billy upstairs. Billy can’t believe his luck. But should he tell Dympna he has secretly had the snip? How will Dympna take the news? Show more

Northern Ireland is in turmoil as Carson’s statue goes missing in centenary year. But who could have taken it? Da ends up in jail. Could this be Ma’s best Christmas ever? Show more

Uncle Andy gets his Covid jab, but it has a very unusual side effect. He is now smart, sophisticated and cultured. More amazingly he has also become completely non-sectarian! Show more

Da and Cal have been given one job. They must get an old Republican to the veterans night safe, well and alive. The only problem is they think they have accidentally killed him... Show more

Begbie gives Andy money to place a bet for him, but on the way to the bookies, Andy is abducted by aliens. Meanwhile, Da suspects Ma is in love with Boris Johnson. Show more

Uncle Andy ruins Christmas when he gets the real Santa arrested and thrown into jail for theft. Meanwhile in Divis, Da is haunted by three Christmas ghosts. Show more

Sandy resigns as barman of the kneebreakers and claims to have psychic powers. In the Armalite and Ballot Box, it’s the Republican of the Year awards. Will Da win the Chucky Prize? Show more

Billy is caught being drunk on duty and is summoned to a disciplinary hearing. But he is saved by the Assistant Chief Constable, who turns out to be an old friend. Or is he?

Divis is rocked when Da announces that he has been offered a knighthood by King Charles. The news does not go down well with Uncle Andy and Pastor Begbie.

The unmissable final episode. Who will die? Who will pair off?

A special chance to catch up with Northern Ireland's most famous dysfunctional family.

Sitcom. With Gerry Adams set to retire, will Da be the new head of Sinn Fein? Dympna knows very little about politics but then suddenly knows too much. Show more

Sitcom. Unemployed Da and Cal take different approaches to finding work, while Uncle Andy sets up his own radio station to rival Radio Ulster. Show more

Sitcom. Da is the victim of a hit-and-run accident. Pastor Begbie is concerned about the past coming back to haunt him. Show more

Sitcom. Da gets the bad news that it will be his last Christmas. And it will be Uncle Andy's last Christmas if Pastor Begbie has his way. Show more

Da is making his 'Secret History of The Troubles'. Uncle Andy has to make a statue of Pastor Begbie.