Jersey, May 2011
One cannot beat arriving in the warm Jersey sunshine having queued on the tarmac in the wind and rain at…
Author: Michael Jackson
Born in Palestine many years ago, Educated? in Birmingham (West Midlands not Alabahma). Left home to join REME JLU in 1960, transferred to Intelligence Corps in 1962. Served with 13 Sigs Regt, 5 Inf Brigade HQ and Sigs Sqn, 9 Sigs Regt, Back to 13, E Troop, 14 Sigs Langeleben, roughly in that order up to March '84. Moved to Northern Ireland, to join my wife Josephine. Fell out with Brits over citizenship (bit like Spike Milligan -'cept I'm still alive - just!) and am now naturalized Irish. Have been with my present company, SOS Group, manufacturing school furniture since Sept '84.
RPSI Jazz Train Mystery Tour
It is hard to believe it is the middle of June and the Railway Preservation Society of Ireland‘s series of…
3 Mile Water, Newtownabbey
Just the place for a quiet stroll with the dogs at lunchtime
CO CO, 7-11 Linenhall Street, BELFAST, BT2 8AA
If you haven’t been yet try it out. We were invited by friends to the Hi-Life Dining club get together celebrating…
ACCS Conference, Wexford 2011
Not the best position for up and down The best way to start an ACCS conference is with a round…
FIRST 2011 BBQ
Finally got round to breaking out the BBQ kit for the season with an afternoon session with the family. Hardly…
The Silver Fox, Kilmore Quay, Wexford
Kilemore Quay is a picturesque heritage fishing village on the south east coast of Ireland about 22km from Wexford Town and has been an…
Holi – Festival of Colours, Belfast
Holi is an ancient pre christian Indian rite celebrating of the coming of Spring and was originally thought to have…
Ballinvreena & the Mustard Seed revisited
Ballinvreena is probably not a place one would be in the habit of visiting on a regular basis. I was…