大象传媒

Eagra铆tear an Tochailt Mh贸r n贸 an Big Dig gach uile bhliain agus i mbliana chuaigh Treasa Bhreathnach amach go Sliabh Dhuibhise chun a fh谩il amach cad 茅 mar a bh铆 ag 茅ir铆 leis na p谩ist铆 贸 Bhunscoil an tSl茅ibhe Dhuibh a bh铆 ag glacadh p谩irt sa tochailt i mbliana. An bhfuair siad fianaise faoi shaol 谩r muintir n贸 煤s谩id an tsu铆mh sa tsean-am? Fosta, t茅ann Conall 脫 M谩irt铆n ar thuras timpeall reilig chathrach Bh茅al Feirste le Tom Hartley, iarmh茅ara Bh茅al Feirste, agus faigheann s茅 amach faoi thogra 煤r eala铆ne bunaithe ar leabhar Tom agus a bh铆 seolta ar shean-l谩thair an RUC i mBaile Andarsan. Fosta, cluinfimid faoi thogra 煤r 'Move the Needle' at谩 ag iarraidh tuilleadh ban a spreagadh chun dul i mbun DJ谩il.

The Big Dig is a yearly event and this year Treasa Bhreathnach went out to Divis Mountain to find out how the children from Bunscoil an tSl茅ibh Dhuibh, who are taking part in this year's dig, got on. Did they find any evidence of how our ancestors spent their time or about the original use of the site at Divis Mountain? Also, Conall 脫 M谩irt铆n takes a tour around Belfast City Cemetery with one of Belfast's past city mayors, Tom Hartley, and finds out about another art project, based on Tom's book, that was launched on the site of the old RUC barracks in Andersonstown. We also hear about the 'Move the Needle' project which is trying to encourage more women to become DJs.