Our Land - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Part 1
Irishness is a beautiful spectrum of colour that goes far beyond green, white and orange. This episode explores shifts in perceptions of Irish identity through the eyes of artists, activists and cultural movers.
Part 2
This country has conflict in living memory. But when its minorities who are marginalised, who listens? From Traveller rights to Black Lives Matter and much of the discrimination in between, this episode delves into our collective understanding of conflicts that exist today in Ireland.
Part 3
Often the trickle of light from the dawn is all we need to see after a long night. This episode focuses on the bright future of our land, as told through the vibrant characters who are building a new culture of unity and understanding in Ireland.
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