Ulster-Scots Collection

1/4 Aspiring fashion designers take on challenges inspired by the Ulster-Scots influence

1/3 Cooking with soul. Mouth-watering recipes crafted from the finest local ingredients

Culture, character and community united by a shared love of music and performance

Neil Martin and his Ards community choir take on Handel's Messiah in Ulster-Scots.

Inspiration from a coastal odyssey — stories, sights and sounds behind a new composition

Mark and Ruth travel to the west of Scotland.

William Crawley explores the USA's rich cultural connections with Ulster.

Writer Ewen Glass returns home with his son to reconnect with his Ulster-Scots roots.

How different Irish traditions have shaped the language of today.

A seemingly regular family traces its roots through the centuries.

A country mouse is invited by her sister to taste the delights of the town.

Featuring performances from Paul Brady and Rhiannon Giddens.

Glentoran’s great moment. How a team of part-timers won the first ever European Cup

Exploring his roots. Stephen reflects on identity, and finds profound stories of poverty

A feast for a bard. Paula recreates a mouthwatering banquet to celebrate Robert Burns

Tim McGarry goes back to the origins of the Scots language.

Nine-year-old Jamie from Ballygowan prepares to play alongside his dad in a marching band.

Mark and Ruth reveal the Scottish roots of plantation town Bailieborough, in County Cavan.

Mark Thompson and Ruth Sanderson are in village of Cullybackey, Co Antrim.

A wily fox teams up with a strong but stupid wolf.

An inside story of two pipe bands, Thiepval Memorial and McDonald Memorial.

William Crawley explains how emigration is part of the Ulster-Scots story.