Remembering poet John McCrossan from Strabane, and red squirrel & bird watching in Larne.

Nasrullah Mirzai tells his story of roses, and love, that links his life in Iran with Kells in County Antrrim where he now lives. And Ann McCann, a crew member at the Lough Neagh Rescue Lifeboat station at Kinnego on the new rescue station and lifeboat on the lough.

A huge mural created by Carly Wright and Sam McAleese in Ballykeel in Ballymena, and Sarah Richmond, an Opera Singer from Carrickfergus, on overcoming covid.

The Hill of the O'Neills in Dungannon tells the story of the Kings of Ulster, who were involved in Tyrone's Rebellion, the Flight of the Earls and the Irish Rebellion of 1641. Peter Lant is Education Officer at the Hill.

Brook Hall estate on the banks of the River Foyle close to Derry was built in the 17th Century and over the next two hundred years witnessed many political

events ... these days David Gilliland and his family live there and look after the extensive gardens, ancient woodland and the willow farm that surround the historic House. And they especially love the river and all the history of the house ... as Helen Mark found out when she and David went for a walk in the grounds.

The return of 26,000 light-bellied Brent Geese to the shores of Strangford Lough with Dot Blakely and Paul Stewart, and Litir Ghrá ón Dara Cogadh Domhanda—Armagh man Frank Murray's "love letter from the Second World War", a new BBC 2 Irish language documentary.

Derry's Foyle Valley Railway, and the tramway of the Giant's Causeway.

Memories of The Queen in Fermanagh, and The Tommy Makem Centre in Keady.

The peacocks of Dulrush in Fermanagh, and the nuclear bunker near Portadown.

The trainee rangers of the Belfast hills, a seaplane in Fermanagh, and the Strings and Sings group in Co Down.

Artist, Audrey Kyle, finds inspiration in the Gobbins cliff path, and Martin Strain tells both the story of the distance swimmer, Tom Blower, and also the Chunky Dunkers of Donaghadee.