The Edinburgh born, Belfast bred journalist was educated from primary to post-graduate diploma level via Dundela Primary School, Strandtown Primary School, Methodist College Belfast, Queen's University Belfast and the University of Ulster.
He passed several exams along the way and now holds a 2:1 degree in Political Science, a Post Graduate Diploma in Newspaper Journalism (pass with distinction) and a junior athletics certificate in trampolining.
His interests include (but are not limited to) crime fiction, classic cars and loud rock music.
He is a supporter of Aston Villa Football Club. He likes cats, but prefers dogs
TAKING place today at the Market Place Theatre and Arts Centre in Armagh, the ABC Culture Conference will explore the relationship between the creative process and place in small cities and rural regions.
YOU will surely have been unable to avoid the news that a big chunk of Irish acting and film-making talent has been recognised by this year's Academy Awards, mostly thanks to The Banshees of Inisherin.
"I WANTED to call it 'Delamerium Tremens' but then I realised that loads of people don't know what 'delerium tremens' is," admits Neil Delamere of Delamerium, the pun-tastic title of his current tour.