A new series designed to teach and inspire young audiences through the energetic techniques of Highland dance.
Produced by Triplevision Productions and available now on NVTV’s Ulster-Scots Archive.
A brand new series offering a rare opportunity to hear from Northern Ireland’s biggest business families as Ian Smyth and Darren McDowell uncover the secret histories, challenges, and pleasures of maintaining a successful family business.
Explore a rich collection of heritage and culture that showcases the vibrant Ulster-Scots community through engaging programmes, documentaries and historical insights, all preserved in our new comprehensive digital archive.
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Sunday 19 January
5pm Film: Backstairs -A crippled mailman is in love with a maid who lives in the same building he does in one of the city’s poor neighborhoods
5.50 Film: The Trap – When a troupe of showgirls with their impresario and press agent vacation at a Malibu Beach resort, two of them are garroted
7.00 Dander Through My Life – David Scott interviews Tom Elliott, Baron Elliott of Ballinamallard in his hometown and takes a captivating journey exploring the cherished places that have shaped and continue to influence his life
7.30 Pitch Perfect: Seaview Stadium in North Belfast was the venue for the event called Pitch Perfect which saw marching bands from around Belfast performing alongside musicians, dancers and drum majors from across Northern Ireland, in a showcase of Ulster-Scots music and traditions
8.00 All At Sea: The Story of the Bangor Boats. The men who ran these seaside businesses the likes of ‘William Caulfield’ and ‘Jimmy Laird’ are all gone now but the memories of those days live on
9.00 Robin Elliott Tonight returns with a packed show featuring Kim Kelly, Bonnie Tyler, WWE wrestlers Chelsea Green, Sam Stoker and Lewis Howley, Dancer and choreographer Sandra Cuthbert, singer Kimberly Wyatt and Carol Decker from T’PAU
10.00 Democracy Now! Gideon Levy & Mouin Rabbani on Ceasefire: “Netanyahu Will Do Everything Possible” to Kill It Later
Saturday 18 January
5pm Film: Attack of Giant Leeches – A backwoods game warden and a local doctor discover that giant leeches are responsible for disappearances and deaths in a local swamp, but the local police don’t believe them
6.00 Dementia: This film, with no dialogue at all, follows a psychotic young woman’s nightmarish experiences through one skid-row night
7.00 Football Express: Football correspondent Stephen Looney is joined by Glenn Ferguson and Paul Leeman to discuss the latest in Irish League football
7.30 A presentation from the Forum for Research on the Languages of Scotland and Ulster 2024 conference. Warren Maguire from the University of Edinburgh discusses the phonological documentation of traditional dialects of English and Scots in Ulster
8.00 New Series: Guess Who’s Talking with Lynda Bryans guest deputy First Minister, Emma Little Pengelly. She talks candidly about her role and the challenges she faces every day, including dealing with online trolls, the challenges facing women in leadership and how she unwinds from the pressures of political office
8.30 Ulster Unplugged: Hosted by Rab Lennox and Amanda Agnew featuring interviews with local musicians with and live performances, recorded at McConnell’s of Doagh. This episode features musical husband and wife duo Colin and Janet Henry who play some incredible bluegrass and Americana style tunes
9.00 Fit Round The Table: fitness for later life with Sonia McKay a highly experienced Pilates based Physiotherapist and Nutritionist Dr Catherine Hughes
10.00 Democracy Now!
Friday 17 January
5pm Film: Detective Story – On one day in the 21st Precinct squad room, assorted characters form a backdrop for the troubles of hard-nosed Detective Jim McLeod
6.45 6 Year Old Lewis Loves to Climb Mountains
7.00 Hot Country: Hugh O’Brien features videos from Mike Denver & The Forget Me Nots Choir, Brandon McPhee, Olivia Douglas, Interview with Foster and Allen, video from Foster & Allen, John Gilheaney, Paddy O’Brien, Lauren Ava Rose, Katelynn Marie, Stephen Pride, Mags McCarthy
8.00 Football Express: Football correspondent Stephen Looney is joined by Glenn Ferguson and Paul Leeman to discuss the latest in Irish League football
8.30 Flavours of Ulster Ulster is renowned for producing some of the highest quality ingredients the world has to offer. Eve Blair explores the areas around Limavady and Benone and discovers Broighter Gold. In the kitchen, Chef Callum Irwin cooks up a delicious dish showcasing Glenarm salmon
9.00 Robin Elliott Tonight returns with a packed show featuring Kim Kelly, Bonnie Tyler, WWE wrestlers Chelsea Green, Sam Stoker and Lewis Howley, Dancer and choreographer Sandra Cuthbert, singer Kimberly Wyatt and Carol Decker from T’PAU
10.00 Democracy Now! Ceasefire Announcement Raises Hopes, But Israel Kills 81 in New Attacks
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