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BBC Radio Ulster joins BBC Radio 5 live.
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BBC Radio Ulster joins BBC Radio 5 live.
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BBC Radio Ulster joins BBC Radio 5 live.
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BBC Radio Ulster joins BBC Radio 5 live.
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BBC Radio Ulster joins BBC Radio 5 live.
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BBC Radio Ulster joins BBC Radio 5 live.
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BBC Radio Ulster joins BBC Radio 5 live.
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News, travel, sport, business, agriculture and Thought for the Day.
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06:30
News, travel, sport, business, agriculture and Thought for the Day.
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06:30
News, travel, sport, business, agriculture and Thought for the Day.
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Food, countryside and agricultural issues, focusing on business, industry and technology.
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Local, national and international news and sport.
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Local, national and international news and sport.
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Local, national and international news and sport.
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Local, national and international news and sport.
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07:00
Local, national and international news and sport.
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07:00
National and international news from BBC Radio Ulster.
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07:03
Kim welcomes listeners to the weekend with great music and conversation.
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07:00
National and international news from BBC Radio Ulster.
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07:03
Kim offers a relaxing way to begin Sunday morning with great music and conversation.
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08:00
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08:00
National and international news from BBC Radio Ulster.
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08:05
Anne Marie McAleese with the people, places and stories that make Northern Ireland unique.
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08:30
Senator George Mitchell on the twentieth anniversary of the Good Friday Agreement.
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09:00
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09:00
Local and national news updates.
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09:03
Stephen Nolan with hard-hitting talk about the big stories of the day.
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09:00
Local and national news updates.
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09:03
Is it time for a referendum to bring north and south together again?
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09:00
Local and national news updates.
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09:03
'My Dad, the Peace Deal And Me' - Patrick Kielty reflects on the murder of his father.
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Local and national news updates.
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09:03
Councillor wants it closed and the money used upgrading the roads in the north west.
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09:00
Local and national news updates.
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09:03
The former first minister was speaking on Patrick Kielty's documentary.
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09:00
Local and national news updates.
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09:03
A secret garden, magical woodland and at last spring has sprung in the cottage garden.
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09:45
Pension scheme contributions are going up and BT landline bills are going down.
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10:30
Margaret thinks Sean would be a good sheriff for Judge Judy.
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10:30
Jimmy in Rathcoole is getting a lot of double yolkers recently.
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10:30
The first film Janet ever saw in a cinema was Where Eagles Dare. She was impressed.
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10:30
Sydney has noticed something from watching westerns.
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10:30
When it comes to measuring a room, Sean's job is to hold the end of the tape.
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10:30
4/6 Host Ralph McLean and captains Peter Corry and Niamh Kavanagh test your musical knowledge
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10:15
From St Columbanus' Church in Ballyholme, Bangor. Conducted by Canon Simon Doogan.
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11:55
Singer-songwriter Colum Sands talks about what folk music means to him.
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11:55
Singer-songwriter Dougie MacLean talks about his well-known folk ballad Caledonia.
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11:55
American folk singer Peggy Seeger talks about what folk music means to her.
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11:55
Entrepreneur and folk music lover Bill Wolsey.
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Folk singer-songwriter Moya Brennan.
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11:00
Local and national news updates.
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11:03
John Toal with tales of family and community life, plus great craic and music.
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11:00
Local and national news updates.
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11:03
Brian D'Arcy calls on his wide knowledge of music to play tracks just right for a Sunday.
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Join William Crawley and the team for news, views and reaction to the stories of the day.
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12:00
Join William Crawley and the team for news, views and reaction to the stories of the day.
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12:00
Join William Crawley and the team for news, views and reaction to the stories of the day.
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12:00
Join William Crawley and the team for news, views and reaction to the stories of the day.
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12:00
Join William Crawley and the team for news, views and reaction to the stories of the day.
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12:00
Local and national news updates.
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12:03
Gerry chats with contemporary classical sensation Tokio Myers.
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12:00
Local and national news updates.
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12:03
Highlights and favourite moments from the week on BBC Radio Ulster and Foyle.
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12:30
The story of Ellen Murray, a leading light in Northern Ireland's transgender community.
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Six men have appeared in court charged in connection with an illegal Republican parade.
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13:30
A weekend of tailbacks and frustration as roads are blocked at Portrush.
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13:00
A lunchtime round-up of all the local, national and international news and sport.
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Economic consultant and blogger Steve Bradley asks: "Why is Derry so poor?".
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A lunchtime round-up of all the local, national and international news and sport.
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Eight months on, people are still living with the aftermath of floods in the North West.
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A lunchtime round-up of all the local, national and international news and sport.
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13:30
Join Mark for news, views and culture from across the north west of Northern Ireland.
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A lunchtime round-up of all the local, national and international news and sport.
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13:30
Issues for discussion, a railway station, an airport, and an ambulance trip that wasn't.
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Highlights and favourite moments from the week on BBC Radio Ulster and Foyle.
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13:00
Jayne McCormack presents a round-up of the weekend's main news stories.
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John Campbell is gauging opinion in Dublin, with less than a year to go to Brexit.
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National and international news from BBC Radio Ulster.
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Michael McNamee presents football coverage from the Danske Bank Premiership.
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14:00
National and international news from BBC Radio Ulster.
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14:03
Colum Arbuckle visits the Arcadia in Portrush, once one of the most famous ballrooms in NI
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Local and national news updates.
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15:03
Stephen McCauley presents requests, dedications and lots of good music.
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Local and national news updates.
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15:03
Stephen McCauley presents requests, dedications and lots of good music.
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Local and national news updates.
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15:03
Stephen McCauley presents requests, dedications and lots of good music.
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15:00
Local and national news updates.
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15:03
Stephen McCauley presents requests, dedications and lots of good music.
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15:00
Local and national news updates.
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Join David McGeagh for an afternoon of great music and chat ahead of the weekend.
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Local and national news updates.
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John's classical connection features three pieces of music inspired by Greek mythology.
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The big stories at the end of your day or on your evening commute, with Jayne McCormack.
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The big stories at the end of your day or on your evening commute, with Jayne McCormack.
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17:00
Jayne McCormack hosts the drivetime show with news, sport, traffic and weather reports.
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17:00
Jayne McCormack hosts the drivetime show with news, sport, traffic and weather reports.
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17:00
Jayne McCormack hosts the drivetime show with news, sport, traffic and weather reports.
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Local and national news updates.
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James McClelland plays gospel favourites and sacred music, with requests and dedications.
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National and international news from BBC Radio Ulster.
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18:03
Gerry Kelly travels along the Camino de Santiago to explore why so many make the journey.
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18:00
National and international news from BBC Radio Ulster.
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18:03
The campaign to bring the German government to account for the thalidomide scandal.
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Poet Frank Ormsby and musician Anthony Toner collaborate on a new album.
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Lynette Fay is live at the Waterfront Hall as guests arrive for the 2018 Folk Awards.
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Baroque and roll! Early music ensemble Sestina get a handle on Handel.
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Michael Bradley looks at what's happening in the world arts and culture.
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National and international news from BBC Radio Ulster.
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Lynette presents a lively mix of music, features and interviews.
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National and international news from BBC Radio Ulster.
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5/6 Little-known Ulster-Scots stories and well-known historical events from a new perspective.
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From Jeff Beck to Denise LaSalle singer Kaz Hawkins picks her favourite soulful tunes.
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National and international news from BBC Radio Ulster.
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19:03
Masters of the tradition, with Robbie Hannan.
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3/6 Ralph McLean hosts a new fun music quiz with team captains Peter Corry and Niamh Kavanagh.
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National and international news from BBC Radio Ulster.
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19:03
Masters of the tradition, with Robbie Hannan.
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Singer Kaz Hawkins returns with her favourite blues and soul tracks.
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Mark Radcliffe and Julie Fowlis host the 19th Folk Awards live from the Belfast Waterfront
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19:00
National and international news from BBC Radio Ulster.
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19:03
Stephen McCauley hosts an alternative music show, playing local and seldom-heard music.
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19:00
National and international news from BBC Radio Ulster.
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19:03
Lynette Fay has a playlist of the best in traditional, roots and acoustic music.
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19:30
Live coverage as Derry City travel to Sligo Rovers in the Airtricity Premier Division.
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19:00
National and international news from BBC Radio Ulster.
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19:03
Lynette Fay presents the best traditional and contemporary folk music and song.
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National and international news from BBC Radio Ulster.
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20:03
Rigsy and Stuart Bailie round up the best new music from Ireland north and south.
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20:00
National and international news from BBC Radio Ulster.
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20:03
Great music from Saints, Fad Gadget, Sunny, REM and more.
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20:00
National and international news from BBC Radio Ulster.
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Ralph plays Van Morrison and looks back at the BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards 2018.
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National and international news from BBC Radio Ulster.
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Ralph McLean has new music from Kasey Musgraves.
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20:00
National and international news from BBC Radio Ulster.
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The extraordinary story of how classic Irish folk songs were saved from extinction.
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Ralph McLean meets the winners and special guests following the BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards.
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National and international news from BBC Radio Ulster.
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The lifelong dedication of John and Renee Long to the music of Ken Colyer.
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National and international news from BBC Radio Ulster.
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Wedding bells - the average cost is now over £30,000 - worth it or a waste?
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22:00
National and international news from BBC Radio Ulster.
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Dim the lights as Steven Rainey takes you on a romantic journey through the movies.
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22:00
National and international news from BBC Radio Ulster.
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A mix of contemporary classical, electronica, ambient and acoustic music.
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22:00
National and international news from BBC Radio Ulster.
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Doo-wop, yodelling and Peggy Lee live in New York. Song of Songs is 'Long Distance Love'.
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National and international news from BBC Radio Ulster.
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Linley selects the best contemporary jazz from the Irish jazz scene and around the world.
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22:00
National and international news from BBC Radio Ulster.
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22:03
John Bennett plays classic tracks from the 60s, 70s and 80s.
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22:00
National and international news from BBC Radio Ulster.
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John Bennett presents late-night music to soothe away the problems of the week gone by.
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National and international news from BBC Radio Ulster.
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23:03
Music from Bap Kennedy, Runabay and Romantica.
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Singer-songwriter Colum Sands talks about what folk music means to him.
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23:55
National and international news from BBC Radio Ulster.
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23:00
National and international news from BBC Radio Ulster.
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23:03
Music from Mipso, Thea Gilmore and William Fitzsimmons.
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Singer-songwriter Dougie MacLean talks about his well-known folk ballad Caledonia.
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23:55
National and international news from BBC Radio Ulster.
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23:00
National and international news from BBC Radio Ulster.
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23:03
Eve Blair presents music from Joni Mitchell, Paul Brady and Nial Hanna.
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American folk singer Peggy Seeger talks about what folk music means to her.
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23:55
National and international news from BBC Radio Ulster.
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23:00
National and international news from BBC Radio Ulster.
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Music from The War on Drugs, Kami Thompson and Paul Simon.
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Entrepreneur and folk music lover Bill Wolsey.
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National and international news from BBC Radio Ulster.
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23:00
National and international news from BBC Radio Ulster.
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Music from Kim Richey, Mipso and Ray Lamontagne.
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Folk singer-songwriter Moya Brennan.
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National and international news from BBC Radio Ulster.
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23:55
National and international news from BBC Radio Ulster.
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23:55
National and international news from BBC Radio Ulster.
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