Oliver McGilloway present's McGilloway's Way, a programme which celebrates the dramatic and beautiful landscapes surrounding Ulster. 

This episode is set along the River Faughan, Co. Londonderry, with its water coming from a multitude of springs. McGilloway explains how some of the water found on the land surrounding the river, is actually coming from the mountains and will eventually seep into the floor of the valley and make its way to the streams. Moving on to the secluded 'Eagles Nest' at the Glen of the Rock, this land belongs to the "Irish hare, lark and frogs in the Springtime". 

Moving on, find out more about the history of a flood which occurred in the early 70's, which took over the surrounding area and devastated the local farmers due to loss of livestock. Concluding the programme, McGilloway is at one of the last working water mills which until recent years had worked corn and flax and employed 6/7 people.

A Northland Production 

Presented by Oliver McGilloway

• NI Direct - PRONI