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Episode 14
In this week's programme, Liam Logan is in Bailieborough, where he talks to Leslie McKeague about William Bailie, the founder of the town.
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Wed 2 Dec 201519:30
BBC Radio Ulster & BBC Radio Foyle
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Liam Logan takes a run to Bailieborough in Co Cavan and hears from Leslie McKeague about William Bailie who came from Scotland in 1610. William founded the town we see today, where Presbyterian connections remain strong.
In Ballywalter, Patrick Bell tells Liam about the talk he’s giving on local history through music and song and George Watt of Dundee, reads a new poem.
As the festive season approaches, Wilson Burgess has a two-part story about an old boy who’s so carnaptious he wouldn’t spend Christmas.
In Ballywalter, Patrick Bell tells Liam about the talk he’s giving on local history through music and song and George Watt of Dundee, reads a new poem.
As the festive season approaches, Wilson Burgess has a two-part story about an old boy who’s so carnaptious he wouldn’t spend Christmas.
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- Sun 29 Nov 201518:03BBC Radio Ulster & BBC Radio Foyle
- Wed 2 Dec 201519:30BBC Radio Ulster & BBC Radio Foyle
