James Wynne

In 1960s Belfast, Star of the Sea was one of Ireland’s most successful youth football teams, bringing Catholic and Protestant players together at a time of growing division. But as the Troubles took hold, the team was torn apart and the lives of its players changed forever.

Cameras follow Irish solo sailor Tom Dolan as he attempts to sail single-handed around the island of Ireland, which is one of the toughest feats in sailing.

30 years after their first international match, 'Rugbaí na mBan - Ag Briseadh Tríd' ('Women's Rugby - Breaking Through') tells the remarkable story of the journey of the Ireland Women's Rugby, fighting for opportunity, success, recognition, and to inspire the next generation to take up the game and compete.

In 1960s Belfast, Star of the Sea was one of Ireland’s most successful youth football teams, bringing Catholic and Protestant players together at a time of growing division. But as the Troubles took hold, the team was torn apart and the lives of its players changed forever.

Cameras follow Irish solo sailor Tom Dolan as he attempts to sail single-handed around the island of Ireland, which is one of the toughest feats in sailing.

30 years after their first international match, 'Rugbaí na mBan - Ag Briseadh Tríd' ('Women's Rugby - Breaking Through') tells the remarkable story of the journey of the Ireland Women's Rugby, fighting for opportunity, success, recognition, and to inspire the next generation to take up the game and compete.

30 years after their first international match, 'Rugbaí na mBan - Ag Briseadh Tríd' ('Women's Rugby - Breaking Through') tells the remarkable story of the journey of the Ireland Women's Rugby, fighting for opportunity, success, recognition, and to inspire the next generation to take up the game and compete.

30 years after their first international match, 'Rugbaí na mBan - Ag Briseadh Tríd' ('Women's Rugby - Breaking Through') tells the remarkable story of the journey of the Ireland Women's Rugby, fighting for opportunity, success, recognition, and to inspire the next generation to take up the game and compete.