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An event designed to showcase Northern Ireland’s music industry will feature the launch of an ode to the Titanic by one of the UK’s most in-demand artists.

GRAEME COUSINS talks to a family in the Orchard County who have turned their harvest crop into a craft drink that is growing in reputation

Northern Ireland’s most celebrated goalkeeper has paid tribute to England’s finest shot stopper George Banks after his death at the age of 81.

A 90-strong herd of water buffalo galloping across picturesque mountain terrain is not a sight you would expect to see in Northern Ireland.

Eileen Chan-Hu’s father was instrumental in helping to set up what is now a thriving Chinese community in Northern Ireland.

GRAEME COUSINS talks to some of the key individuals involved in the journey of the Ulster Cancer Foundation, latterly Cancer Focus NI, over the past 50 years

ITV soap opera Emmerdale was filming in Belfast today in a storyline involving some of the show’s most popular characters.

GRAEME COUSINS joins a Northern Ireland American football team for a training session ahead of Sunday’s Super Bowl showdown in Atlanta

GRAEME COUSINS talks to the man with the most experience of local government in the Province about his career as a grassroots politician in Co Down

Jimmy O’Hara, who at 90 years of age is likely to be the oldest table tennis player in Northern Ireland, first fell in love with the sport on a homemade table in the shed of the Ballymena home he shared with 11 siblings.

Although it is unlikely that Robert Burns ever visited Ulster, it is here that his work is most celebrated outside of his native Scotland.

GRAEME COUSINS talks to Israeli academic Guy Beiner about his new book exploring Northern Ireland’s conflict over forgetting and remembering the past

He may be in the form of his life for club and country, but Jacob Stockdale hasn’t forgotten where he comes from.

A rare breed farmer from Co Armagh is happy to play second fiddle to his celebrity animals.

GRAEME COUSINS talks to Michael Nugent about the new book he has written about a key battle for the 36th Ulster Division during World War One

An Englishman who set up home in Ulster 19 years ago after visiting to experience the Twelfth celebrations has gone on to pick up an MBE and a UN nomination for his work to benefit disabled people.

For more than three years – between 1917 and 1920 – the News Letter ran a weekly bridge column written by ‘Ace of Trumps’.

GRAEME COUSINS finds out more about the state of play in the game of bridge in Northern Ireland and how the local game is trying to introduce some young blood

GRAEME COUSINS talks to Kegworth survivor Stephen McCoy and his sister and primary carer Yvonne about the Co Antrim man’s fight for life