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Vice Girl or Victim?

Andy Pag reports on the story of a Chinese sex worker in Belfast working to pay off debts.

• 30 mins

The Roots of Rave

John Campbell reports on the legacy of raves at the Ulster Hall in the 1990s.

• 30 mins

Not Dad's Army - Northern Ireland's Home Guard

Chris Capper tells the story of the Ulster Home Guard.

• 30 mins

The Death of a Dream Team

Kevin Magee tells the story of Ballyhackamore GAA, east Belfast's Gaelic football team.

• 30 mins

Keeping the Faith

Elaine McGee asks if allowing priests to marry could help reverse falling numbers.

• 30 mins

The Lady Computer of Strabane

Anne-Marie McAleese goes in search of pioneering astronomer Annie Maunder.

• 30 mins

Culchie and Proud

Exploring the unique world of the Culchie.

• 30 mins

Craigavon: The New City

Historian Eamon Phoenix explores the fifty-year history of Craigavon.

• 30 mins

A Diamond in the Rough

Football fan Rigsy goes on the trail of Belfast footballer Jimmy Hasty.

• 30 mins

Churchill's Grave

William Crawley travels to Oxfordshire village of Bladon to visit Churchill's grave.

• 30 mins

Saved

Producer Philip Gallagher follows traveller and evangelical preacher, John Purcell.

• 30 mins

War Beneath The Waves

Jenny Witt tells the story of the sinking of the Lusitania.

• 30 mins

My Tall Ship Adventure

In the Tall Ship Races 2015, Cathy Moorehead set sail from Belfast to Alesund in Norway

• 30 mins

Derry Taxi Tales

Award-winning documentary-maker Rob Mulhern pays a visit to Londonderry.

• 30 mins

Fighting to Stay the Same

Andy Martin examines the current state of loyalism in Northern Ireland.

• 30 mins

Wild in the Country

Julian Fowler investigates the plight of Northern Ireland's endangered creatures.

• 30 mins

Beyond a Reasonable Doubt

Kevin Magee investigates the case of an east Belfast man jailed for life in 2007.

• 30 mins

Orangemen on the Equator

Journalist Chris Page journeys to West Africa to meet members of the Ghanaian Orange Order

• 30 mins

Back Down the River

Mark Patterson and Boyd McClurg canoe from Lough Neagh to the Atlantic Ocean.

• 30 mins

The Loudest House on the Street

Cathy Moorehead explores what life is like for deaf people in Ireland.

• 30 mins

Tea & Cappuccino

Anne Marie McAleese meets some of Northern Ireland's Italian families.

• 30 mins

Fifty Tails of Grey

A look at red squirrels and the threat they face from the imported grey squirrel.

• 30 mins

Water of Life

Lynette Fay explores the history of Irish whiskey.

• 30 mins

Springtown Baby

The story of Jane Russell's adoption of a boy from Derry's Springtown camp.

• 30 mins

Invisible Belfast

A visitor to Belfast discovers a mysterious note.

• 30 mins

Notes from a Northern Irish Childhood

Marie-Louise Muir dusts down her cello and rediscovers how music shaped her life.

• 30 mins

We Will Arise and Go Now

Marie-Louise Muir and three Irish poets visit the Lake Isle of Innisfree, in County Sligo.

• 30 mins

The Secret Life of Spiders

Bug mad Paul Moore goes in search of the spiders that scuttle around our homes & gardens.

• 29 mins

Brexit Streets: Belfast

How do people in Belfast now feel about the biggest decision the UK has made in 40 years?

• 25 mins

Transgender Teens - Born in the Wrong Body

Exploring the reality for young people in Northern Ireland facing transgender issues.

• 30 mins