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A three part series exploring Ulster's history with the use of archive pictures and maps to paint a picture on how the province has changed over time.

This episode focuses on Ulster's seaside resorts - primarily Portrush - and how they came to be and what amusements can be found there for families in the summer months. From amusement arcades, horse riding and sandy beaches, the North Coast - along with Bangor, Newcastle, Warrenpoint and Rostrevor - offer the holiday goer plenty of choice!

A UTV Production

Devised and written by Rex Cathcart

Narrators: John Keyes and John McCavert

Film Editor: Joe Lyttle

Director: Andrew Crockart

We wish to acknowledge the help of: British Airways, Down District Council, The Linen Hall Library, North Down Borough Council, Rathmullan House Hotel, Ulster Folk and Transport Museum and The Ulster Museum 

• NI Direct - PRONI