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
THE new Ford GT Mk IV is the most powerful Ford GT to date and takes its inspiration from the original Le Mans-winning 1967 GT40 Mk IV, writes David Roy.
WHILE Dundalk tradsters The Mary Wallopers might be renowned for their lively, booze-soaked performances, it seems frontman Charles Hendy might not be as able for the craic as he once was, at least based on the last time the group were up in Belfast.
THE annual Art Unwrapped exhibition returns to Belfast this week with more rarely seen art sourced from the Ulster Museum's collection and private ownership put on public display, including one piece which is on loan from The Irish News collection.
:: The Murder Capital – Ethel (single, Human Season) NOW that 2022 is beginning to wind down, it's about time to start marking out things to look forward to in 2023 which might offer us some pleasant distraction from the imminent financial ruin we are all facing.