BBC Alba TV Guide

TV reports from the 1980s chart the success of island team, Ness FC. Plus, a look at life for a young boy from Back selected to play for Inverness Caley, and an innovative health remedy. Presented by Donald Morrison

Ramsay MacMahon is in Ayrshire, where he visits Mauchline - former home of Scotland's very own Rabbie Burns - and learns all about the town's connection to curling. He also makes for the coastal town of Ayr for a Burns-inspired dinner on the beach, and faces his fears of enclosed dark spaces at the sea caves under Culzean Castle

Anne McAlpine arrives in Toronto, a city with rich historic links to Scottish immigrants. She meets a Gaelic online publisher and takes to the ice at the Hockey Hall of Fame. How do generations of Canadian Scots identify with their roots?

Megan MacLellan presents highlights from another year of amazing live music in Scotland from some of the country's top events in 2024. Featuring bespoke recordings and gig footage from Celtic Connections, and coverage from Skipinnish's incredible 25th anniversary show at Edinburgh Castle as well as two of the biggest traditional music events of the year - the Trad Awards and Hoolie 2024

The story of Gordon Smith, Bobby Johnstone, Lawrie Reilly, Eddie Turnbull and Willie Ormond, Hibernian FC's so-called 'Famous Five' forward line who dominated Scottish football in the season following the Second World War

How the escalating espionage between the United States and Soviet Union led to border and airspace violations in Finland. Due to the increased threat of attack, Norway strengthened its northern defence lines and increased the number of troops. Sweden was seen as a potential future nuclear power and it also had the world's fourth strongest air force

Concert set performed by Ross Miller Band, originally recorded live at the Trad Awards, 2025. Featured tracks include The Dedication Jigs and The Drunken Man from Kalabakan