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Thought for the Day from Radio Ulster

Thoughts that provoke, stimulate and inspire.

Radio Ulster,1245 episodes

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Bishop Donal McKeown, Tuesday 4th August 2026
Part of me was very glad to see a couple publicly celebrating their love...
04 Aug 2026,2 mins
Rev Dr Liz Hughes, Monday 3rd August 2026
Dogs and dog walkers are great for human connection.
03 Aug 2026,2 mins
Shelley Spiers, Sunday 2nd August 2026
The only Portuguese phrase I knew before visiting Porto was ‘Pastel de Nata’
02 Aug 2026,2 mins
Sarah Williamson, Friday 31st July 2026
On the last day we decided to try a fairly ambitious mountain walk...
31 Jul 2026,2 mins
Bishop Trevor Williams, Thursday 30th July 2026
A Samaritan was the example of a good neighbour.
30 Jul 2026,2 mins
Prof Laurence Kirkpatrick, Wednesday 29th July 2026
Spare a thought for Aneximenes
29 Jul 2026,2 mins
Bishop Donal McKeown, Tuesday 28th July 2026
This summer I am facing an imminent new transition in my life.
28 Jul 2026,2 mins
Rev Cheryl Meban, Monday 28th July 2026
And then, on the way there, you slip.
27 Jul 2026,2 mins
Shelley Spiers, Sunday 27th July 2026
My sandcastle-making game was strong!
26 Jul 2026,2 mins
Sarah Williamson, Friday 24th July 2026
We’ve got a problem here that will take every single one of us saying no more...
24 Jul 2026,2 mins
Bishop Trevor Williams, Thursday 23rd July 2026
He has invited us to have belief and hope.
23 Jul 2026,2 mins
Prof Laurence Kirkpatrick, Wednesday 22nd July 2026
‘I tried my best’ is a wonderful epigraph.
22 Jul 2026,2 mins
Jim Deeds, Tuesday 21st July 2026
“Everything will be okay.”
21 Jul 2026,2 mins
Rev Cheryl Meban, Monday 20th July 2026
Did you ever hear that story about Jesus borrowing a boy’s lunch and feeding 5000 people?
20 Jul 2026,2 mins
Wallace Thompson, Sunday 19th July 2026
My favourite singer was Jim Reeves. And he still is.
19 Jul 2026,2 mins
Sarah Williamson, Friday 17th July 2026
Growth is hidden and beneath the surface...
17 Jul 2026,2 mins
Bishop Trevor Williams, Thursday 16th July 2026
Police were shown to have spread false information blaming Liverpool fans...
16 Jul 2026,2 mins
Prof Laurence Kirkpatrick, Wednesday 15th July 2026
An image can convey ideas or emotions more effectively than a string of sentences.
15 Jul 2026,2 mins
Jim Deeds, Tuesday 14th July 2026
New balls please!
14 Jul 2026,2 mins
Rev Cheryl Meban, Monday 13th July 2026
Every plant is native to planet earth.
13 Jul 2026,2 mins
Wallace Thompson, Sunday 12th July 2026
Facts are vital. They are the foundation stones.
12 Jul 2026,2 mins
Sarah Williamson, Friday 10th July 2026
It’s incredible getting to hear about the impact someone’s life has made on others.
10 Jul 2026,2 mins
Michael Wardlow, Thursday 9th July 2026
Having grandchildren is a gift from God.
09 Jul 2026,2 mins
Prof Laurence Kirkpatrick, Wednesday 8th July 2026
Shops and restaurants use these codes to collect information about us.
08 Jul 2026,2 mins
Jim Deeds, Tuesday 7th July 2026
Time was a big part of our conversation.
07 Jul 2026,2 mins
Rev Cheryl Meban, Monday 6th July 2026
How we live today shapes our character.
06 Jul 2026,2 mins
Wallace Thompson, Sunday 5th July 2026
He was a very unusual Englishman – for he actually understood Ireland!
05 Jul 2026,2 mins
Deborah Sloan, Friday 3rd July 2026
...something tiny, when multiplied, can topple anyone.
03 Jul 2026,2 mins
Michael Wardlow, Thursday 2nd July 2026
Words are rarely neutral. They carry baggage, particularly in this place I call home...
02 Jul 2026,2 mins
Denzil McDaniel, Wednesday 1st July 2026
The reality that time moves on should make us realise the importance of the here and now.
01 Jul 2026,2 mins