Your Place And Mine Podcast Episodes Episode guide
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Getting Portrush Ready For The Open
Anne Marie meets David Jackson, who's making sure the seaside resort is 'Open Ready'
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GeoWood NI, Lime Kilns, and Keith & Kristyn Getty
Filming the Causeway Coast, the lime kilns of Slieve Gallion, and Keith & Kristyn Getty.
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Gates of Bronze
Philip Holmes from Kilrea has a children's charity in Nepal, inspired by his late wife.
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Garron Plateau Blanket Bog and Downpatrick's Dark Past.
Anne Marie McAleese visits Garron Plateau, and learns about Downpatrick's Gallows Hill.
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Garden Birds, and the Boglands of Glenullin.
How to get a garden bird to eat from your hand, and restoring the boglands of Glenullin.
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Gallipoli, Carrickfergus and An Creagan
Glens men who fought in WW1, life in Victorian Carrickfergus and Tyrone tree felling.
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From The Carry Row To Tokyo
Drew Cochrane became blind in his late thirties but still became a champion golfer.
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From Antrim to Argyll
The North Channel connections, lookingfor the White Bog and the Belfast Hills rangers.
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Freshwater Pearl Mussels of the Owenkillew River
Bryan Ward from the Loughs Agency explains why they don't live in just any old river.
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Forest Storytelling, Pampered Cows, and the Irish Harp
From storytelling in the Glens to the pampered cows of Fermanagh, and the Irish harp.
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Foremass, Carlingford and Loughgall
The Bard of Foremass, cleaning Carlingford Lough and a Loughgall Lambeg
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Fishing on the Faughan and Celebrating the Silent Valley
An acclaimed book on angling on the River Faughan, and celebrating the Silent Valley.
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Fishing along the River Mourne and St Bronagh's Bell of Rostrevor
Barney Winters on fishing in his home river and Lorraine Mulholland on the ancient bell.
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Finding The Titanic
Stories of the great liner, thirty five years after it was found on the sea bed.
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Fifteen Hundred Years Of Worship
Anne Marie meets Patricia Beattie who tells the story of Larne's oldest church.
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Farm floods, Sion Mills and North Irish War Horses
Farm floods in Tyrone, Sion Mills history and North Irish War Horses
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Enniskillen's Royal Beacon, From Philly To Portballintrae And A Burren Childhood
Marking Her Majesty's 90th, an American in Love with Antrim and PJ's schooldays in Down
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Enniskillen's back streets and the birds of Dulrush.
Archaeology in Enniskillen's 'back streets', and the birds of Dulrush Lodge in Fermanagh.
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Enniskillen, Templepatrick, and donkeys.
Donkeys in Templepatrick, and donkeys with Santa in Enniskillen.
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Enniskillen, Armagh and Joan Gaffney
Dancing in Enniskillen, a new dome in Armagh and Joan Gaffney 'never got a man'.
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Enniskillen Workhouse, and Dungiven's Harp School in a Castle.
Enniskillen's newly renovated workhouse, and the harp school at Dungiven Castle.
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Endangered Puffins and Killeter's New Stained Glass Window
The red list of endangered birds and celebrating hymn-writer Cecil Frances Alexander.
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Embracing The Place
A musical journey to mark stories from the Ulster American Folk Park
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Dry Stone Walls, Hearth Language, and Garvagh's Pyramid.
Dry stone walls in the Mournes, the hearth language of Heaney, and Garvagh's Pyramid.
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Dr Mary Hannon Fletcher
A childhood love of science, being shot as a student and now enjoying life in Aghadowey
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Dot Blakely & Gortin Glen Forest Park
Dot Blakely is up with the birds in Stricklands & Sean Harper in Gortin Glen Forest Park
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Donemana, Bovevagh and Enniskillen
Directions for Santa, a boyhood Christmas in Bovevagh and the school reunion panto.
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Do You Want Me To Row, Gabriel?
In a clinker boat on the Erne, gun running in Larne and the grand house at Parkanaur
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Digging At Slievenacloy
Artefacts in the Belfast hills, an artist in Tullynagardy and St McNassi's Choral Society
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Diddley Bows, Clinker Boats and Pumpkin The Pig
Blues from one string in Newtownards, boats on the Erne and the good life in Drumnaph