Episode 2
Rural affairs magazine. Gavin Andrews visits Benburb Valley Park to learn about measures to protect the ageing forest. Jo Scott enters the world of competitive sheepdog trials.
Jo Scott and Gavin Andrews present a magazine series celebrating rural life in Northern Ireland. This week, Gavin visits Benburb Valley Park to learn about measures to protect the ageing forest. Jo Scott enters the world of competitive sheepdog trials, and reporter Ruth Sanderson investigates the problem of recruiting GPs into rural practices.
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Defence Heritage Project
Duration: 01:38
Defence Heritage Project
Explore Northern Ireland’s rich defence heritage.
Northern Ireland’s defence heritage represents a significant cultural legacy. There are many 20th-century defensive structures dotted around the countryside and coast of Northern Ireland. These include training trenches, gun and searchlight emplacements, pillboxes, observation posts, airfields, harbours, naval and flying boat bases, air raid shelters, and many other related structures. The majority of these are derelict, some have been reused or altered, and others are in a state of decay or have been demolished.
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Credits
| Role | Contributor |
|---|---|
| Presenter | Jo Scott |
| Presenter | Gavin Andrews |
| Reporter | Ruth Sanderson |
| Series Producer | Michael Fanning |
| Executive Producer | Deirdre Devlin |
| Executive Producer | Karen Kirby |
