UTV programmes

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Photographer Stephen Davison and singer Brian Kennedy are on the show tonight. Rita visits the Enchanted Winter Gardens and we have a sneak preview at panto

Pamela will be talking to legendary Northern Ireland motorsport photographer Stephen Davison about his new book The Dunlop Dynasty. One of Ireland's most inspired and revered ambassadors of music Brian Kennedy will be chatting about  his newly released album A Love Letter to Joni Volume 2 and we will have music from him as well.  Rita has been for a dander through Antrim's Enchanted Winter Garden. And we joined rehearsals of Brassneck Theatre's first ever Pantomime - Cinderella

UTV Life - Episode 47

View from Stormont: Monday, November 25th 2024

View from Stormont: Monday, December 2nd 2024

Pamela talks to the star of the Disney Christmas short and John Partridge about his UK Tour.We are with Saint Catherine's College Choir

Onn UTV LIFE tonight at seven Northern Ireland has another film star and Pamela will be talking to young Solomon  Horta, the star of the new Disney Christmas short The Boy and the Octopus.
From Eastenders to the West End, John Partridge will be telling Pamela about his Solo UK Tour called Dancing Man.
We will be getting into the Christmas spirit as Sarah McCarron preview’s Malachi Cush’s concert with Saint Catherine's College Choir in Armagh and we’ll have music from poet and songwriter Breon Rydell with Christmas Time in Donegal.


UTV Life - Episode 48

The team explore an abandoned County Down landmark, follow the recycling journey and go green at Carnalea golf club.

Hidden NI - Episode 1

Jayne Torvill and Christopher Dean joined Pamela

We’re crystal cutting in County Tyrone and head to the heart of heritage at the Ulster Folk Museum.

We explore the heritage of blacksmithing in the Glens of Antrim, and meet the projectionist preserving the Golden Age of cinema at the Strand

History In The Making - Episode 6

Joe Mahon is  in South Armagh where they still grow flax to make linen, and where Santa Claus stables his reindeer in between Christmas deliveries.

Joe Mahon learns a few secrets about yoghurt production at Clandeboye
estate and lends a hand building dry stone walls on a golf course.

Mahon's Way - Episode 10

Joe Mahon travels to Donegal Town for an anniversary and more tales of the unexpected while exploring castles, caves and re-constructed railway carriages.

Mahon's Way - Episode 9

UTV Life - Episode 46

 It's back to school for a harp lesson and we find out how a 200 year old telescope is inspiring a new generation of astronomers.

History In The Making - Episode 5

 It's metalwork at the Mournes with one of our last silversmiths, and we find out how to get a tune out of a pipe organ.

History In The Making - Episode 4

It’s race time and our fanciers are excited and nervous. It’s time to see if their hard work and training has paid off. 

The Pigeon People - Episode 4

Joe Mahon joins archaeologists from Queen’s University in Carrickfergus. He also hears the grisly tale of the “ghost” that used to haunt the famous castle.

Mahon's Way - Episode 8

We investigate the hurdles faced by families caring for loved ones with complex needs at home. Contains distressing scenes.

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: Fighting For Care

View from Stormont: Monday, November 11th 2024

Our pigeons take to the skies as this week it's all about the training, with the first race of the season just around the corner.

The Pigeon People - Episode 3

UTV Life - Episode 45

Pamela talks to comedian Paddy Raff and singer Declan O'Rourke.  And Sarah McCarron will be getting a lesson  from top designer Grainne Maher.

Pamela talks to comedian Paddy Raff and singer Declan O'Rourke And Sarah McCarron will be getting a lesson  from top designer Grainne Maher.

UTV Life - Episode 44

View from Stormont: Monday, November 4th 2024

Joe Mahon is in Castletown in County Tyrone. That’s where you’ll find the Ulster American Folk Park, and the Mellon Centre for Migration Studies.