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On UTV Life from X Factor and Bad Girls to Dusty Springfield,  Diana Vickers and Debra Stephenson, two of the fabulous stars of the musical Son of...

UTV Life - Episode 83

Stand up comedy from Belfast, filmed in front of a live audience . Contains strong language and adult humour.   

Stand up comedy from Belfast, filmed in front of a live audience and behind the scenes insights from the performers. Contains strong language, adult humour and sexual references.



Secrets Of The Comedy Circuit - Episode 3

Joe Mahon revisits Portrush and finds this “magical destination” of his childhood every bit as alluring as it was in the past.

Mahon's Way - Episode 7

In the village of Augher Joe Mahon visits a beautiful castle, an early makeshift cinema and a set of stained-glass windows that tell a truly remarkable story.

Mahon's Way - Episode 6

UTV Life - Episode 39

The DUP may continue to oppose the Windsor Framework but in a few days it becomes reality here.

View From Stormont - Episode 263

Stand up comedy from Belfast, filmed in front of a live audience and behind the scenes insights from the performers. Contains strong language and adult humour.

Secrets Of The Comedy Circuit - Episode 2

Rita Fitzgerald sits down with Johnny Flynn and Roisin Gallagher from 'The Lovers'

UTV Life - Episode 38

We hear the concerns of local people over the state of Lough Neagh and the damage being done by toxic blue-green algae.

View From Stormont - Episode 262

Pamela meets comedians Diona Doherty and Paddy McDonnell

UTV Life - Episode 37

Live stand up comedy from Belfast and behind the scenes insights from the performers. Contains strong language, adult humour and sexual references.

Secrets Of The Comedy Circuit - Episode 1

James Martin on his outstanding acting career, from a local drama group for young people with learning difficulties, to the red carpet of the Oscars.

Belfast actor James Martin on his outstanding acting career which has seen him go from a local drama group for young people with learning difficulties, to the red carpet of the Oscars.

Being James Martin

Joe Mahon visits the Clogher Valley in County Tyrone, where he learns how to “knit” a cathedral and gets some tips on painting by numbers.

Mahon's Way - Episode 5

After a very public slapdown from the Secretary of State, are relationships deteriorating between the British and Irish Governments?

View From Stormont - Episode 261

Pamela meets musician Suzi Quatro and actor James Martin, and Rita is at the Bangor Chilli Festival 

When it comes to rock icons you can't do better than the first lady of Rock n'Roll Suzi Quatro. . She'll be telling Pamela all about her new collaboration with another fabulous singer KT Tunstall and of course we will have music from them as well. Multi award winning actor James Martin will be chatting  about his fame and the  documentary Being James Martin. Belfast performer Matt Cavan aka Cherrie Ontop will be chatting about  the play Mirrorball. And things are hotting up for Rita at the Chilli Festival in Bangor


UTV Life - Episode 36

Former Ireland rugby captain Rory Best joins Pamela in the studio. And we're looking ahead to Puccini's Tosca opera.

UTV Life Episode 35

Is artificial intelligence something to fear or embrace? Niall Donnelly explores the impact that AI could have on our lives

An investigation into convicted sex trafficker Martin Heaney who exploited more than 100 vulnerable women. This programme contains adult themes and sexual references. 

Up Close: AI

It's midwinter in mid-Antrim this time as Joe explores the village of Cullybackey, which lies on the banks of the river that it owes its very existence to.

Mahon's Way - Episode 4

Producer Martin Lynch and actor Paul Garret tell Pamela about the new play based on the life of David Ervine

UTV Life Episode 34 

Alison is joined by Barry Douglas and Jack Reilly to discuss this year's Clandeboye Festival.

UTV Life - Episode 33

Pamela talks to musical director Peter Corry and young actor Michael Nevin ahead of the BSPA performance of "Les Miserables"