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GRAEME COUSINS talks to Rebecca Morrow about life after three strokes she suffered at the age of 18 and how it has channeled her passion for art

GRAEME COUSINS learns to fly at We Are Vertigo’s indoor skydiving centre as the company announce more adrenalin-fueled fun on the way

Victor Sloan has a gift for being in the right place at the right time ... or at least through his striking photographic images he makes it look that way.

GRAEME COUSINS talks to a mother of three who has seen her drinks business outgrow her kitchen and find a new home in a former stagecoach house in Moira

A Northern Irish woman has been given the responsibility of raising the profile of an Irish monk who helped “unite the people across Europe”.

It is estimated that 200,000 Orangemen and women from around the world were involved in the war effort from 1914-18.

A detailed war diary belonging to an east Belfast man who served his country along with his two brothers during World War One gives an extraordinary insight into life on the front line.

An Ulster cricket club with strong links to World War One is creating a living memorial to eight members who made the ultimate sacrifice.

Last month, the Irish government announced plans to excavate the bodies of several hundred babies interred on the site of the former mother and baby home in Tuam in the Republic of Ireland.

This weekend will see two events take place in Belfast to address the scourge of mental health issues in the music industry.

GRAEME COUSINS visits Cats Protection’s Belfast Adoption Centre to find out what goes on behind the scenes in rehoming Northern Ireland’s cats

Ballymena collector Robert McAuley talks GRAEME COUSINS through his vast collection of autographs and historical memorabilia

Mourners at the funeral of Belfast model Mairead O’Neill were told the 21-year-old wanted nothing more than to “celebrate the gift of life”.

GRAEME COUSINS speaks to Stephen Rea, the Belfast man who has helped boost the Green and White Army with five new female members from the USA

Belfast-based circus performer Ken Fanning is proud to be part of a global community of punks and outsiders.

GRAEME COUSINS finds out more about a pair of ballroom dancing champions from Northern Ireland and their dedication to the dancefloor

Paul Charles is proof that you can take the boy out of Northern Ireland, but you can’t take Northern Ireland out of the boy.

On the Twelfth of July, 1990 a stamp-based collection was released to celebrate the 300th anniversary of some of King William’s most famous battles in Ireland...

GRAEME COUSINS talks to Northern Irish wrestler Grant Davison about his alter ego Dunkan Disorderly and his journey from chubby teen to muscle-bound performer