John Toal discovers unique stories from around NI.

An Irish country music extravaganza, hosted by Ireland's king of country music, Daniel O'Donnell.

Christine Bleakley shows the remarkable landscape of Ireland’s west in a new and exciting light as she explores the entire route and climbs, walks and swims her way from Malin Head in Donegal to Clonakilty on Cork.

Using a team of genealogical and historical experts, the British public are helped to find the hidden treasure buried deep in their families' pasts, and everyone involved should expect the unexpected.

Comic actor Ardal O'Hanlon, explores the Emerald Isle and Irish life as he goes off the beaten track around his beloved homeland.

Strictly Business follows the fortunes of six small Irish businesses as they endeavour to make it big or even bigger on the local and ultimately global stage.

John Toal and Pauline Scanlon introduce an evening of music from the Glassworks in Derry. Among those performing are ALDOC, Four Men and a Dog, The John McSherry Band and Na Mooneys.

The show, has genealogy experts Kenyatta D. Berry, D. Joshua Taylor and Mary Tedesco explore guests' family history mysteries and legends.

The Roadshow’s crack historical and genealogical team help people trace their family’s roots and discover surprising stories from the past. People from all four provinces got to know the truth about tragic events, infamous ancestors and famous cousins

During the six-part series, 15 apprentices who are passionate about making, compete to produce a unique piece of work that will see them represent their chosen craft discipline from the fields of millinery, furniture, jewellery, knitting and basketry.

Shot in the fabulous Strokestown Park House, The Big House explores the history of the big house through the lives of those who worked there.

In this uplifting one-off feature length documentary, the composer and musician James McConnel examines music’s extraordinary transformative power, as he unites ten classical musicians whose lives have all been blighted by addiction, in an orchestra for a spectacular one-off performance with the London Symphony Orchestra.

Chef Rachel Allen samples and serves the very best of Northern Ireland's food scene, from Mount Stewart to Enniskillen.

Extreme Make-overs: On Fleek has Britain’s most outrageous make up addicts reveal the secrets behind their unique looks -from vloggers producing ‘how to’ videos to enthusiastic amateurs.

This documentary, ‘Project Proclamation’ is hosted by young Dublin poet Melissa Kavanagh. She has written a new composition which weaves its way through the various submitted films, drawing out the main themes and reflecting on the impact of Proclamation Day on the lives of young Irish people.