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Ulster-Scots cookery, Belfast's first Highland Dance competition, Liam Logan reviews a play, and we meet the 'Singing Farmer'. Also more about the proposed Academy.

Reverend Jim Mathieson gives an Ulster-Scots cookery demonstration and there’s news about the first South Belfast Cultural Society ‘Highland Dance Competition’ in Belfast.

The ‘Singing Farmer’ John Watt talks about his music and Philip Robinson discusses the Ulster-Scots Academy.

Plus, Liam Logan reviews Henrik Ibsen’s 1880 play, ‘Ghosts’, in the Lyric Theatre.

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Thu 2 Oct 200319:30
BBC Radio Ulster

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  • Sun 28 Sep 200319:03
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  • Thu 2 Oct 200319:30
    BBC Radio Ulster