Keepin 'er Country

Country music and farming life are inextricably linked. There's nothing like being out on a monster tractor bailing all day only to kick off the dirt with a night of dancing to the latest country tunes. In this episode, we meet the lads and lasses who love their tractors as much as their country music. We voyage to the country music heartland of Donegal for the biggest tractor and country music event of 2016 - where thousands of Ferguson tractors gather for a world-record attempt with a difference. Joined by Richie Remo, beloved country idol of the young farmers, we are set to 'Hit the Diff'.

Country music is so popular even the kids are getting into it! Across rural Ireland, youngsters want to follow in the footsteps of their country idols and be the next big thing on the country music scene. In this episode, we meet the kids who are set to make it big. We're also dancing up a storm with the tiny tots whose summer is all about the jive.

The programme follows two sets of fans making a country music pilgrimage to Spain for a week in the company of the Three Amigos and a host of other big Irish stars of the scene.

Stewarts Music Shop in County Tyrone is the epicentre of Irish country music. Since the 1970s, it has been the 'go-to place' for all the best country music sounds. Also home to the famous Sharpe Music record label, you never know what big star will walk through the door of the shop. We are with owner Raymond over the course of a landmark summer in the build-up to the biggest country music birthday celebration Ireland has ever seen!

This week, we meet the Elvis impersonator who has swapped his blue suede shoes for a stetson as he tries to make it big on the country music scene. We travel the roads with dance choreographer Tura as he immerses himself in all things country, and we are on a mission with the Bradys who are determined to bring country music back to the capital. Welcome to the unexpected world of Irish country music.

Series about Northern Ireland's country music scene. This edition follows some of Ireland's foremost line dancers to the biggest competitions both at home and away, exploring competitive line dancing from the rehearsals through to the glitz and glamour of the competition finals.