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The first programme in this Ulster-Scots series comes from the Ards peninsula. Presenters Mark Thompson and Ruth Sanderson explore stories of faith and fishing, royal embroidery and the work of women, of boat builders and a unique maritime museum in the Co Down village of Portavogie.

In this episode, Ruth Sanderson and Mark Thompson explore the legacy of the Ulster-Scots in east Donegal. From a surprising venue for elite sport to the next generation of piping stars, there's a lot to discover in the historic town of Raphoe.

Mark Thompson and Ruth Sanderson are in Co Antrim in this episode. There is praise and poetry, country fiddling and a rare glimpse into the village's industrial heritage to be explored in Cullybackey.

In this episode, Mark Thompson and Ruth Sanderson are in the town of Markethill, Co Armagh, where they encounter drums and dancing, gospel and bluegrass, a fiddle orchestra and a unusual collection of antiques.

In this episode, Ruth Sanderson and Mark Thompson head for Co Tyrone. From ancient forts to a stately home, they explore stories of fishing and farming as they trace the communities who settled along the banks of the River Foyle.

Three hundred years after the first Ulster-Scots settlers left for America Mark Thompson and Ruth Sanderson are in Articlave to explore stories of migration in Co Londonderry, and the literary connections between Scotland, Ulster and America.