The elite battalion of US Rangers was formed in Carrickfergus in 1942, and the Jacob sheep from Gortin.

A special 30th anniversary show, broadcast live from the "witch's hat", in Portstewart, presented by Anne Marie McAleese, Featuring some of the people who have contributed to the show over the years, Colum Sands, Ronan Lundy, Helen Mark, Dot Blakely, and John Toal, with a special tribute to Marie McStay.

Lough Neagh's birds, the community of Toome, and the animals of Annaginny Farm in Tyrone.

The tough lives of the people of Gransha in County Down, and the artist TP Flanagan's Fermanagh inspiration.

A special podcast celebrating the bird life of Oxford Island at Lough Neagh, Myroe near Binevenagh, and the Ecos Centre in County Antrim. Presented by Anne Marie McAleese, with Dot Blakely, and Helen Mark.

Back in 1951 the British Open golf tournament was held at the Dunluce Course at Royal Portrush for the very first time. It would be 68 years before The Open returned to the club, which it did in July 2019 when Shane Lowry lifted the Claret jug on the final day. Featuring a past president, a couple of the 250 litter pickers that were on duty that week, and the man who still has the shoes that the winner was wearing when he won the biggest prize in golf in 1951.

A special programme from Rathlin island, the home of puffins, kittiwakes, guillemots, the golden hare and seals. Programme first broadcast in 2011.

Bobbin lace making in the Ards Peninsula and following the sharks along the north coast.

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