Helen Crickard

Helen Crickard

Kick Out The Jams – And So I Watch You From Afar

Kick Out The Jams – And So I Watch You From Afar

Cuideachta ó Thuaidh Clara Gill

Cuideachta ó Thuaidh Clara Gill

The Arts Revisited: Community Arts in Northern Ireland

The Arts Revisited: Community Arts in Northern Ireland

Getting to Know You: Natty Wailer

Getting to Know You: Natty Wailer

The Insider – Yes, Minister

The Insider – Yes, Minister

Eileen Bell

Eileen Bell

War Stories – The Death Railway Survivor

War Stories – The Death Railway Survivor

Interfaces 1

Interfaces 1

Nelson McCausland

Nelson McCausland

David Hughes

David Hughes

The Legacy Programme

The Legacy Programme

General Collections highlights

The Pensioners Parliament, Belfast

The Pensioners Parliament, Belfast

Older people having their say.

Held in Belfast City Hall on Friday 4th March 2011, this is the first event as part of the Northern Ireland Pensioners Parliament. The Pensioners Parliament, which is the first of its kind in Northern Ireland...

A Century Later: Betty Carlisle

A Century Later: Betty Carlisle

From the Shankill to Buckingham Palace, how a woman overcame tragedies in her life and helped create jobs and a vital community centre for the women of the Shankill Road. “It was interesting to me that people from ...

Ulster Scots Agency Folk Festival

Ulster Scots Agency Folk Festival

The 2006 festival.

July 29th, 2006 was the day Rosemount Estate in Greyabbey celebrated the 400th anniversary of the settlement of the Hamilton and Montgomery families in Ulster. The rapid development of the Ards and north Down was d...

Mary Robinson – How Universal are Human Rights?

Mary Robinson – How Universal are Human Rights?

The 2008 Amnesty Annual Lecture.

The 2008 Amnesty International Annual Lecture in Northern Ireland, with Mary Robinson, the first woman President of Ireland.

Heritage Collections highlights

Margaret McDevitt

Margaret McDevitt

Growing up on the Donegall Road

As a child Margaret lived on Ulrika Street now Ulrika Terrace on the Donegall Road with her older sister and brother. “There were no nurseries and you didn’t get to school until you were seven years old” Margar...

Lynda Walker

Lynda Walker

Chair of the Communist Party of Irl

Lynda Walker grew up in Sheffield, England and came from a working class background. “It was a fairly run down area, we lived in a couple of rooms in the back of a shop, but we moved onto one of the bigger estates ...

Paul Gallagher

Paul Gallagher

Surviving a shooting

Marie Breen-Smyth the Associated Dean International at the University of Surrey talks to Paul Gallagher about his injury and it affected his life and future and how he has came to terms with it. On the 6th January ...

Dealing with the Past

Dealing with the Past

Lives affected by the Troubles

Interviews from those whose lives were affected by the Troubles. Alan McBride Alan lost his wife and father-in-law in the Shankill bomb in October 1993, murdered by the IRA. “I’ve been hurt and damaged, I’ve...