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Crystal, Clay and Cloth - The Artisans of East Tyrone

An exploration of the once flourishing crafts in east Tyrone.

• 30 mins

All Children Together: The Story of Lagan College

A look back at the hard-fought campaign to establish NI's first integrated school.

• 27 mins

The Icemen Cometh

Reporter Nigel Ringland looks back at the highs and lows of the Belfast Giants.

• 30 mins

The Unforgettable Gig: When U2 Rocked The Kings Hall

The story of U2's 1987 concert in Belfast to promote the release of The Joshua Tree.

• 30 mins

Keep On Running

Freya McClements investigates the popularity of running in Northern Ireland.

• 27 mins

Smugglers' Coast

David Hume uncovers tales of smuggling in the 18th and 19th century.

• 30 mins

The DUP Deal

Chris Page examines the deal struck by the DUP with the Conservatives in June 2017.

• 30 mins

Buds, Blues and Yellows

Kelly Bonner hears the stories about prescription drug addiction.

• 30 mins

Thalidomide: The Mother of All Battles

The campaign to bring the German government to account for the thalidomide scandal.

• 27 mins

A Question of Identity

Mark Carruthers explores Northern Irishness.

• 30 mins

The Recovery Cafe

In the Recovery Cafe, recovering addicts find strength through the power of music.

• 30 mins

My Secret Wig

Brian Kernohan explores the hidden world of the hairpiece.

• 30 mins

On The Buses - From Swatragh to the World

Ballymena man Paul Clegg is at the heart of the world's underground music industry.

• 30 mins

Man Mountain

Marty Cullen discovers the extremes males push their bodies to become larger than life.

• 30 mins

Notes from the Camino, Part 1

Gerry Kelly travels along the Camino de Santiago to explore why so many make the journey.

• 30 mins

Notes from the Camino, Part 2

Gerry Kelly completes his journey along the Camino de Santiago to Santiago de Compostela.

• 30 mins

Notes from the Camino, Part 2

Gerry Kelly completes his journey along the final stretch of the Camino de Santiago.

• 30 mins

Ship, Wreck and Ruin

Rick Faragher reports on the shipwrecks that may be at rest in the coastal waters of NI.

• 30 mins

Broke City

Why has the economic performance of Northern Ireland's second city been so bad?

• 30 mins

Broke City

Broke City asks why Londonderry is consistently at the bottom of the table.

• 30 mins

Picture Perfect Life

Laura Trueman reports on the real impact of living with 24/7 social media.

• 30 mins

When Home Hurts

NI women struggling to find safety after violence at the hands of a partner.

• 30 mins

Notes from the Camino

Gerry Kelly travels along the Camino de Santiago to explore why so many make the journey.

• 57 mins

Being Ellen

The story of Ellen Murray, a leading light in Northern Ireland's transgender community.

• 30 mins

In the Footsteps

Lynette Fay retraces the footsteps of Northern Ireland's first civil rights march.

• 30 mins

Telling Troubles Tales

Mark Carruthers explores the growing business of conflict tourism in Northern Ireland

• 30 mins

Rugby on Trial

Robbie Meredith examines the introduction of behavioural classes for rugby players.

• 30 mins

Did a Serial Killer Murder my Sister?

A County Tyrone woman insists her sister was the victim of a serial killer.

• 30 mins

Driving Bill Drummond

Artist Bill Drummond has just five days to drive to every county in Ireland.

• 27 mins

Pen Pals

A email from a stranger leads to an unexpected friendship.

• 30 mins