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Good Morning Ulster

Wake up to Good Morning Ulster and get all the news and analysis from home and abroad.

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on BBC iPlayer (5)
coming up (20)
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  1. Listen to the latest programme

    27/11/2009

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    Karen Patterson and Conor Bradford present the day's news at home and abroad.

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    1. 26/11/2009

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      Mark Carruthers and Karen Patterson. Including Farm Gate and Thought for the Day.

    2. 25/11/2009

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      Available since Wednesday with 3 days left.

      Mark Carruthers and Karen Patterson. Including Farm Gate and Thought for the Day.

    3. 24/11/2009

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      Available since Tuesday with 2 days left.

      Mark Carruthers and Karen Patterson. Including Farm Gate and Thought for the Day.

    4. 23/11/2009

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      Available since Monday with 1 day left.

      Mark Carruthers and Conor Bradford. Including Farm Gate and Thought for the Day.

Coming up

Monday, 06:30 on Radio Ulster

Mark Carruthers and Conor Bradford. Including Farm Gate and Thought for the Day.

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