Your Place and Mine Episodes Episode guide
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The All-Ireland Fleadh, Heritage Farming and Skiffie Fest
All-Ireland Fleadh in Belfast, a Heritage Farm in Antrim & SkiffieFest Strangford Lough
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Road Racing in Armoy, The Mourne Marvels and Islandmagee Art
Armoy road racing, a virtual Women's Institute and an open studios craft trail in Antrim.
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Goat Farming in Limavady, Annalong's Hen Shed and Miniature Ponies in Derry
The champion goat farmers preparing to showcase their animals at the Limavady Show.
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Tyrella Beach, Moyletra Moileds and Lady of the Lake
We hear why the County Down beach has been named the best in Northern Ireland.
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America 250, Haughey's Fort, and Sailing on Strangford
The cultural and historical links between Cullybackey and the Declaration of Independence.
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Foyle Maritime, Leitrim Men's Shed and Tempo's Curly Pigs
A major waterfront celebration of Derry’s rich maritime heritage.
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Field Notes in Moneymore, Fedian Fields in Derrygonnelly, and Potato Festival in Comber
A new rural choir has been set up by the Hunter siblings in the fields of Mid-Ulster.
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Songs of Life in Derry, the Celtic Rainforest of Gortin Glen, and Mountain Biking in Ballykelly
A project celebrating the lives, memories and stories of older people told through songs.
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Burren Bites Food Trail, Emily Frances Valentine and Open Farm Weekend
Burren Bites Food Trail, Emily Frances Valentine and Open Farm Weekend.
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Moving Sheep on Strangford Lough, Mount Sandel’s Ancient Past and Colm Gorman’s Benburb
Eve Blair joins the National Trust’s rangers as they move the sheep on Strangford Lough.
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The BBC Food & Farming Awards, Partying Down in the 1980's, and the Dawn Chorus on Inishcorkish.
The BBC Food and Farming Awards 2026 will be held in Titanic Belfast in October 2026.
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The Balmoral Show
A special outside broadcast from the 157th Balmoral Show in Lisburn.
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Benone, Enniskillen and Ballyscullion
A rare beetle has been rediscovered in the sand dunes of Benone Beach after 100 years.
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A Ballymoney Exhibition, the Dawn Chorus in Cladagh Glen and the Fermanagh Camino
A road racing exhibition in Ballymoney, the dawn chorus and the Fermanagh Camino.
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Bog Butter in Carrickmore, Blossoms in Armagh and Red Squirrels in the Heart of Down
A Tyrone farmer has unearthed a large slab of ancient bog butter on his land.
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Omagh, Lough Neagh and Whiteabbey
Brass bands in Omagh, exploring ships at Whiteabbey, and singers unite at Lough Neagh.
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The Ravara Pipe Band, the Harrier Jump Jet, and the Portrush Thriller
We celebrate the 80th anniversary of the Ravara Pipe Band in Ballygowan.
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Newbuildings, Kiltonga, and Say 'Hello to a Tree'
It's lambing season in Newbuildings and we go bird watching at Kiltonga Nature Reserve.
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North West Angling Fair, Colin Davidson and Rathlin Island
We hear from fishing enthusiasts returning to the River Mourne this weekend.
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Magheramorne Literary Festival
A special live broadcast from the historic Magheramorne Estate outside Larne.
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Slemish Mountain, The Secret Book Shelf, and the Longest Yarn
Helen Mark takes us on a journey through the landscapes and legends of St Patrick.
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Stone Lifting, the Old Irish Goat, and Pioneering Women
Stone lifting, the Old Irish Goat, and pioneering women.
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John 'Otty' Otterson, Enniskillen and Portaferry
Eve Blair meets the BBC’s record-breaking cameraman at his home in Maghera.
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Carrickmore, Donaghadee and Limavady
It's curtains up at the Patrician in Carrickmore, and memories of Donaghadee in the 1960s.
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Valentine's Donkeys, Honouring Jack Kyle, and Chocolate on the Mourne Coast
Cupid’s donkeys in Ballynahinch and a Blue Plaque for rugby legend Jack Kyle.
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Downhill Demesne, Laurelvale and Magherafelt
A new signature walk along the north coast and a local legend at Laurelvale Cricket Club.
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Celebrating the Spirit of St Brigid, Lost Property on the Giant's Causeway, and the Farm Recording Studio in Fermanagh
Traditional ways to celebrate spring and St Brigid's Day in Derry and Downpatrick.
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Belfast Boat Club, Grúpa Ceoil Beag, and Montalto Cottage
A visit to Stranmillis to celebrate the sail of a century and a half at the boat club.
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Omagh Takes Top Spot in 2026, Forest Bathing in Finnebrogue Woods and Yarns in Newtownards
Omagh has been named the top place to visit in the UK in 2026.
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Quintuplets in Killen, 'Beanie Hats & Muddy Boots' on the North Coast, and Remembering Charlie Warmington
The farmer left totally stunned when one of his cows gave birth to five calves.