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Your Place And Mine Podcast Episodes Episode guide

"I'm Still a Wee Cutty from Portstewart!"

Justice Teresa Doherty CBE says she's still a "wee cutty" from Portstewart.
"I'll Give Out To You If I See You Collecting Without Gloves"

Cleaning Portrush beach, tiny trains in Bangor and the railway station we called home.
"I Would Class Them A Cleverer Animal Than A Cow"

Rearing buffalo in Ballyronan, United Irishman Sam Neilson and the Dromore Eye Well
"I Got Two Pet Lambs And I Called Them Philomena And Begley"

Lambing in Greysteel, tales from the old school in Kilrea and the stones of Dun Ruadh
"How Come Neither Of You Have Changed?"

Back to Dominican College, the Big Garden Birdwatch and Ulster Historical Society
"He's still known as George 'Bloody' Hutchinson"

Anne Marie and writer Madeline McCully hear the ghostly tale of a Ballymoney judge.
"He's our red squirrel dog!"

Dr Caroline Finlay says her conservation dog, Rufus, adores what he does.
"God's First Scripture Was Nature"

Fr Brian D'Arcy is leaving The Graan, pipes in Templepatrick and the Bannside books
"For English people in the 1600s, it was like the Wild West"

The Staples family in Lissan, a new forest for Maghera and the Armagh tailor's daughter
"Extreme fashion" in Randalstown and a Seaplane in Fermanagh

The Randalstown artist who looked for extreme fashion, and a seaplane in Fermanagh.
"At the top of the tower you can see carvings of the four saints!"

Anne-Marie McAleese visits Devenish Island in Fermanagh, with its famous round tower.
"As if somebody's just walked out...."

Abandoned homes in Glenelly, the Drumgath cemetery and Waterfoot's sea meadows.
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A winter walk in Cloughmills, a guide鈥檚 guide to Comber and a Tynan childhood
'We used to lie on the helipad and look up a the sweeping beam'

Mew Island lighthouse, banjos restored near Maghera and the old city centre of Belfast
'We like to think of her as our Florence Nightingale'

Why hymn writer Cecil Frances Alexander is still loved in Killeter in County Tyrone.
'We even have overseas visitors... From Rathlin'

The Donkey Derby, Ballinderry's 350 year old church and Co. Armagh's Rare Breeds.
'We Come Out In The Middle Of The Night And Put Features Up'

Sixty Best Kept years , why Castlecaulfield wins and harsh times in Enniskillen Jail.
'Then The Seals Lumber Ashore And They Start Snorting.....'

On your own in the Skerries, angling on the Mourne and Fintona Credit Union
'She was sort of a grand lady'

A Feis founder in Derry, the Ladies' Circle in Enniskillen and Garron Plateau blanket bog
'It was timed to the last drop of fuel'

The RAF at Castle Archdale, more from Frankie and Rita and the Ballycastle museum
'It was no Atlantic cruise'

The Great Migration of 1718, teaching kids about terns and the woolly woods of Whitehead.
'It did hit my eye in a competition in Portrush'

The young drum major of Moygashel, an artistic view of Omagh and the Ballymena tour guide
'I have to wear an Indian bag to save me from the coul'

A tribute to the poet WF Marshall, the marble centaur of Downhill and a family war story
'His Reindeers Might Have A Map'

Will Santa find Maghera, the pets of Hurtletoot House and the pilot and the Dickens book
'He Sorted It Out On That Piano'

The Brown Eyed Girl from Derrygonnelly, Carnlough's Limestone and the Rohdich family
'He Risked His Own Life To Do It And He Paid The Price'

Stanley and Roberta McMinn tell Helen Mark about the Brackfield Centenary Wood
'For Rabbits Young And For Rabbits Old....'

The warrener at Magilligan, seabirds at Portstewart and a Festival of Flight in Newcastle
'Every day's different...you might see something, you might not'

Seeking birds in Sion Mills, mapping plants in Cullybackey and racing cots on the Erne.
'As a child I remember the bricked up window, painted black'

A gruesome story in Armagh, the audio diary of a castaway and memories of Doagh.
'And that's the history I try my very best to keep alive'

The shore people of the Causeway, Susan's paintings and the Wallace influence in Lisburn