The Chronicles of Strangford

The documentary, with narration by Colin Morgan, follows a full year of events and environments on and around Strangford Lough. Strangford Lough is the United Kingdom’s largest sea inlet, forming the central focus of the film. The film showcases this significant waterway throughout the year.

The broadcast is a generic programme presented as a single episode, and it takes the form of a documentary. Colin Morgan provides the narration, guiding the audience through the material with his distinctive voice. The production is listed simply as an episode within a broader series, without reference to any additional creative personnel. The core of the episode follows a full year’s cycle on and around Strangford Lough. Viewers are taken from one season to the next, observing the inlet’s changing character as time progresses. The narrative remains centred on the natural rhythm of the area, offering a chronological look at the environment throughout the twelve‑month period. Strangford Lough itself is highlighted as the United Kingdom’s largest sea inlet, and the documentary’s focus stays firmly on this landmark. By keeping the lens on the inlet’s yearly passage, the episode underscores the significance of the location without venturing beyond the scope of the original material. As part of the generic series, this episode delivers a concise, time‑bound portrait of one of Britain’s most expansive coastal features.