Thirteen by Steve Cavanaugh is a book with a simple but very intriguing premise: The serial killer isn’t on trial. He’s on the jury How…
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Assemble with your fellow students and journey to the most unusual of universities, where the mysterious Professor Bamberg will send you off on a self-navigated…
Sat on the site originally inhabited by the fondly remembered Charleys, and a few other incarnations over the years is The Newbridge Restaurant. Outside it…
It’s been a while since I’ve done one of these but here goes… Everyone knows the story of Little Red Riding Hood. But who has…
Our first show review of the year comes via NI Opera at one of our favourite theatres The Lyric with their lavish production of Cole…
After many years of hearing about The Glenarm Castle Christmas Experience we finally bagged ourselves some tickets this year and took our 2 boys –…
The story of JM Barrie’s Peter Pan and his band of Lost Boys is a familiar one, but by taking that magical tale and turning…
On paper, it may seem like an easy option to take a classic and re-work it but in reality, taking something that people know and…
It’s the most wonderful time of the year once again, the time when Grimes and McKee put on their annual festive show! Welcome to the…
Like thousands of students before me, I read Private Peaceful in school and quite enjoyed the story of Tommo, a young teenage boy who signs…
