Bangor, Lisburn and the Coppin Ghost
Author Brian Meharg on 'The Legend of Jenny Watt' his new children鈥檚 book based on the infamous Bangor smuggler, Anthea McWilliams skips down memory lane with a special exhibition at The R-Space Gallery in Lisburn and Ken McCormack on the Derry Ghost story that has an arctic connection.
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"Who was Jenny Watt?"
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The Legend of Jenny Watt
A Life In Dance
Anne Marie talks to Anthea McWilliams at R-Space Gallery in Lisburn, who for her 50th birthday danced over聽500 kilometers聽from Malin Head to Mizen Head. And now to celebrate another significant birthday,聽she's decided to publish her memoirs of that incredible journey.聽
A Ghostly Tale
Local historian Ken McCormack talks to Deirdre Donnelly at the聽ancient graveyard of St Augustine's Church on Derry's Walls,聽where there's a ghostly connection with a mystery that goes back 170 years to when explorer Sir John Franklin and his ships were lost in the arctic.
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- Sat 12 Jan 2019 08:05麻豆约拍 Radio Foyle & 麻豆约拍 Radio Ulster
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