We conclude our month-long series of World War One related dramas with "Ulster Volunteers" by Gary Mitchell. This play moves through two time zones - the Battlefields of Belgium in 1916 and the Battlegrounds of Belfast today. In this dual narrative, the notions of "heroism" and "camaraderie" are explored and examined. "Ulster Volunteers" by Gary Mitchell contains language that some listeners may find offensive.

Ulster Volunteers was written by Gary Mitchell.
Matthew Mc Elhinney played Dinger Bell,
Joanne was Roisin Gallagher,
Michael Liebmann played Soda Baker
Mrs. Bell was played by Stella Mc Cusker.
Stuart Graham played the part of Captain Eric Bell
Lieutenant Geoffrey Cather was Marty Maguire.
Gorretti Slavin was the Announcer,
Garth Mc Conaghie was Billy and the Private was Gary Mitchell. Captain Willard Spender was played by Nick Dunning.

The singer was Elaine Mc Conaghie and all guitars were played by Ian Smith.

The composer and sound designer was Garth Mc Conaghie
Sound Supervision was by Mark Dwyer and Damien Chennells.

The Dramaturg was Jesper Bergmann.

Producer by Kevin Reynolds.

The programme was Funded by the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland with the Television Licence Fee’.