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Wild Atlantic Shore

Coast ventures to Ireland's majestic northwest coast. In this clip presenter Neil Oliver joins the RNLI and Irish Coastguard on exercise and nervously volunteers himself to be rescued from the North Atlanic Ocean.

Northern Ireland News

  1. Jennifer Cardy Murder accused 'knew abuse wrong'
  2. Sam Pollock Families reveal ombudsman concern
  3. Dr Lee Casey GP wins sexual examination appeal

Foyle and West Headlines

Northern Ireland Sport

  1. Carl Frampton Martinez fight 'news' to Frampton
  2. Nigel Worthington NI drop to 84th in Fifa rankings
  3. Jared Payne Ulster's Payne undergoes surgery

More Top Stories

NI Weather

Wednesday day weather

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  • Max: 10°C
  • Min: 5°C
  • Wind: WNW 9mph

Thursday day weather

Light Rain
  • Light Rain
  • Max: 11°C
  • Min: 8°C
  • Wind: SSW 11mph

Friday day weather

Light Rain Shower
  • Light Rain Shower
  • Max: 14°C
  • Min: 11°C
  • Wind: SW 18mph

Traffic & Travel

Latest Incident

A51 Armagh

A51 closed in both directions between the Stockingmans Hill Road junction and the B111 junction, because of resurfacing work. Diversion in operation - using B78 and the A28 Newry Road through Killeen.

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Radio

Radio Ulster

Image ofFrank Vgnola and Vinny Raniola playing guitar

Gerry Kelly Show

Watch Frank Vignola and Vinny Raniola's mesmerising display of guitar playing.

iPlayer

Police Ombudsman Al Hutchinson is to leave his job earlier than planned.

Spotlight

Vincent Kearney reports on the crisis in the Police Ombudsman's Office.

Magazine

Image of Fauja Singh, the 100 year old man who completed the marathon

Keep On Running

Can anyone run a marathon at the age of 100?

Children In Need

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Blue Peter Appeal

Find out how you can bake a difference for Children In Need.

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