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Seaweed Harvesting in Kilkeel, The Bard of Drumquin, and Richhill's History Conference

Eve visits one of the 'Food Hero' finalists in this year's BBC Food & Farming Awards and Drumquin prepares to celebrate the life and legacy of songwriter Charlie Kearney.

Eve heads to Kilkeel to meet one of 'BBC Radio Ulster's Food Hero’ finalists in this year’s BBC Food & Farming Awards, Drumquin prepares to celebrate the life and legacy of songwriter Charlie Kearney, and a new history conference aims to uncover hidden stories and reconnect people with the rich heritage of Richhill.
Plus, we hear what’s in store at this year’s Glens Storytelling Festival, while Julian Fowler discovers how a jigsaw project mapping the 747 townlands of Erne East has unearthed hundreds of fascinating stories from the past. And as the Giant’s Causeway marks 40 years as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, we celebrate one of Northern Ireland’s most iconic landmarks.

Presented by Eve Blair.

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