Seen on the Ormeau Rd. Hat tip Peter (You know who you are)
It’s not often we get free things to give away to our readers, but courtesy of Palgrave Macmillan we have a nice paperback copy of Brian M Walker’s excellent history of partition of the island and how identities shifted in both the north east and the south and west: as most of the territory that [...] read our review »
Coming up to the Halloween holiday, some people might be frightened of the idea of Voices from the Grave – but for others, the chance to hear an oral history of the Troubles from the mouths of two (in)famous protagonists, PUP leader and former UVF member David Ervine, and Brendan “The Dark” Hughes, is not [...] read our review »
Dr Gordon Gillespie, a researcher at the Institute of Irish Studies at Queen’s University Belfast, gave a presentation on “Graphic Portrayals: Northern Ireland, Graphic Novels and the Peace Process”, at the Linen Hall Library. Gordon started with a clarification that he was going to talk about graphic novels/comic books, not cartoons, and material that was [...] read our review »
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I think there were several similar to this along there. Enough material for a week!
There are indeed ….watch this space
Not many Robin hoods about- plenty of hoods though-
I was hoping for photos from the wee supermarket on the Ormeaus Rd that has a rogues gallery in their window of shoplifters.
I’ve often wondered about the legality of that
ANW they appear to have stopped doing that perhaps because of the legalities