Ulster To-day

Put yourself in the shoes of a wealthy industrialist and decide if a promising theory can become a profitable fact. Your guide will extol the virtues of Ulster - how its people, government incentives and scenic grandeur all lend themselves to your industrialist ambitions. See if you agree that in a modern age, Lough Neagh is a terrible waste of space. Finally meet the skilled local workforce while they produce hand painted damask, Belleek pottery and even synthetic rubber.

The footage of the training centre -one of seven such centres in Northern Ireland at the time - highlights the plenitude of work within the industrial sector and how government tried to meet the need for vocational training. The result was the creation of a highly skilled workforce, ready not only to do specific jobs, but also often to work for specific manufacturers. Also featured is Craigavon. At the time little more than three and a half miles of open land, it was then foreseen not only as a "new city, but a new centre of industry" and was held up as an example of progressive thinking. Intended as symbol of modernity, in reality it would be controversial and problematic from the outset.