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We're going back about 600 years - to when the O'Neills of Tyrone were getting big in Armagh, having taken territory away from the anglo-irish of Louth and Meath. They then built Glassdrummond Castle, for the new landowners to rule from. The castle was still used until the mid 1600's, but by the 19th century it was in ruins. It's this story that the Ring of Gullion partnership aim to bring to life and tell in a variety of ways in the next couple of months.

Growing buttercups in old boots! Not your average Saturday. But Stephanie Baine from Grow Wild NI will be telling us how to do that and so much more – as they hope to brighten up gardens and bring people together this Spring.

It’s the second oldest Rally in the world after Monte Carlo, and next Thursday the 85th Circuit of Ireland Rally will kick off from Lisburn Irish Linen Centre and Museum. Tournament Director Bobby Willis joins Anne Marie as preparations are revved up.

History enthusiast David McCallion had an idea - to create a home of War Years Remembered - a vast collection of artefacts and memorabilia from 20th century conflicts, and to bring this kind of history alive to all generations. With a lot of dedication, the exhibition is now open in Ballyclare.