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Your Place And Mine Podcast Episodes Episode guide

The Robinson Library, Allotments in Ards, and Bracken Bashing at Castlerock.

The Robinson Library in Armagh, Allotments in Ards, and Bracken Bashing at Castlerock.
The Ring Of Gullion

Anne Marie meets the people who have been changing a historic area of county Armagh.
The Rangers Of Carrick

The US Army unit formed in Carrickfergus, farm life in Maghera and The Great Big Walk.
The Rams Island Adventure

A story about an old monastery and the American GI's on Lough Neagh.
The Queen of Collage from Derrylin, Faughan Valley's joined-up woods, and the zonkey from Benvarden.

Derrylin's queen of collage, Faughan Valley's joined-up woods, and the Benvarden zonkey.
The Portstewart Music Festival

Anne Marie hears stories of the festival as it marks seventy five years of performances.
The People's War and a Postcard from Portaferry

Memories of World War Two and Caroline Nolan in her home town by Strangford Lough.
The Passage Tomb at Slieve Gullion, and the Derry Man at the Court of Versaille.

Slieve Gullion's ancient passage tomb, and the Derry man at the Palace of Versaille.
The Open at Royal Portrush

Memories of The Open at Royal Portrush in 2019 and 1951.
The Only Maguires In East Alabama

The Maguire clan gather, the old rectory in Maghera and the biker in a boat.
The Old Market Yard, Musical Quilts and Remembering Seamus

A Coleraine landmark, The Loose Thread Quilters and Hugh Heaney on his poet brother.
The North West 200, and Armagh's Apples.

A special bike and the North West 200, and the Troughton family with their Armagh Apples.
The Murlough dunes, Slieve Donard and the National Trust

Helen Mark walks with Heather McLachlan, director of the Trust in Northern Ireland
The Moneymore App, Sandmartins and Portrush Diamond Drama

Smart phones & pupils, the Portstewart Sandmartins and 60 years of Portush Summer Theatre
The Moat at Donaghadee and Saved from the Waves.

The restoration of this 12th century structure and amazing rescues around our coasts.
The Makem Family Cottage

Anne Marie meets John Makem of the famous musical family at their old home.
The Lough Erne Pilgrim Way and Opera in Glenarm

The Pilgrim Way of Lough Erne, and opera in Glenarm's Festival of Voice.
The Long Tower

Is an old ruin in Derry actually a long lost 12th century monastery tower?
The Lobster Boat, Derrymore and Rare Oul' Enniskillen

Reviving the lobster grounds, a new book on an old town and the home of the Act Of Union
The Islandmagee Witchcraft Trial

Anne Marie hears from author Andrew Sneddon about a story from Antrim's past.
The Island Boy

Anne Marie meets Leo Convery, author of a new memoir about his childhood in Portglenone
The Hill of the O'Neill in Dungannon and Derry's Brook Hall.

The Hill of the O'Neill in Dungannon and Derry's Brook Hall.
The Highwayman of Macosquin and Limavady, and Derrylin's Resistance Fighter

The highwayman of Macosquin and Limavady, and Derrylin's Resistance Fighter.
The Goodwill Growing Sunflowers

Anne Marie visits a project bringing sunflowers, turnips and pumpkins to the public.
The Giant's Causeway and Portrush Electric Tramway

The electric tram that took thousands of holidaymakers from Portrush to the Causeway.
The Giant On The Ferry

A 36 foot Finn McCool in Carlingford, digging in Downpatrick and singer Carolyn Dobbin
The Ghost of Danny Boy

An old air revisited, the clock man of Dungiven and the Rector's daughter's songbook.
The Garvagh People's Forest

Anne Marie meets the artist in residence who's leading the Winter Solstice celebration
The gardens of Eden and the waters of Sion

The allotments of Eden in Carrickfergus and Sion Mills' powerful river Mourne
The Forest Comes To Town

The local forest is celebrated in the County Derry town of Garvagh.