PRESS/MEDIA
Sunday Life 3rd August 2008
The Sun (Irish Edition) - Friday,8th June, 2007
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The Sun (Irish Edition) - Friday,8th June, 2007
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UPDATE: The Jewish Chronicle- Friday,22nd June, 2007
Ham And High - First readers edition - 26th May 2007
Ham And High - 26th April 2007
Press from the 2007 NI Assembly Election Campaign
The Newsletter - 22nd March 2007
Ham And High - 15th March 2007
Sunday World - Feb 18th 2007
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Sunday Life - Feb 25 2007
The Sun - Mar 01 2007
Daily Mirror - Mar 07 2007
Daily Mirror - Mar 03 2007
South Belfast News - Mar 03 2007
The Financial Times - Mar 07 2007
Count Results Courtesy of The Irish Times
Newsletter - Mar 09 2007
Belfast Telegraph - Mar 09 2007
Sunday World - Mar 11 2007
Sunday Life - Mar 11 2007
Derry Journal - Friday 2nd February 2007
Sunday Life - 4th February 2007
Derry Journal - Friday 12th January 2007
Evening Standard - Londoners Diary December 19th
Decemember 7th Ham & High
Sunday Life 26th November
| October 19th Ham & High
Ignored by the entire Belfast Media-
06-06-06 @ "The Black Box", Belfast
Counting The 4,302 Belfast voters who agreed, and the 21 who didn't.
Pictured: Liam De Frinse & Farel Bradbury. In sillouhette, 'Rainbow George'. Inset, 'The Tick'. Photographs By Krestine Havemann
Source Photography for above image by Krestine Havemann, with the exception of Kretines Photo which is by Graham Crichton
More photos from the Roadshow by Krestine Havemann will be appearing on our upcoming gallery
News Letter May 19th 2006 |
Ham & High 26th May 2006 |
The Vacuum - June 2006 |
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Press Advertisement with the new postcard design
(complete with spelling mistake that went to all 212,609 people on the electoral register !)
Andersonstown News May 6th 2006
The Daily Ireland
May the 4th be with you - always 2006
Irish News - 12th April 2006
South Belfast News (9th April 2006)
Newsletter 12th April 2005
Sunday Life (2.04.06) |
Daily Mirror (7.04.06) |
Belfast Telegraph (12.04.06) |
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Altertative Ulster Music Magazine (April 2006)
March 29th |
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Jewish Chronicle - March 17th 2006
*NB: The actual quote is
"There are 100 gasps to the wonder, and even though you may be down to your last gasp, wonders will never cease !"
Also: George is trying to promote himself as the "Wondering Jew"*, not the "Wandering Jew"
*(as he wonders what's going to happen!)
Ham And High March 10th 2006
"Hickey" - Daily Express Thursday March 09 2006
Ham And High (March 3rd 2006)
The People (12th Feb 2006)
February 10th Friday - Ham & High
Friday February 3rd - Ham and High
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Sunday January 16th - The People (Ireland)
Tuesday 17th January - The Guardian (G2 Supplement)
Belfast Telegraph (Gail Walker Column) - 17th January
Hurricane brings a touch of stardust to the election trail There isn't much amusement in Northern Ireland politics, but the news that Alex "Hurricane" Higgins is contemplating standing for election certainly raises a smile. The former two-times world snooker champion may mount a campaign for the Make Politicians History Party - an offshoot of the Rainbow Coalition. There are several misapprehensions about Higgy which surface from time to time in the media. One is that he is destitute; another that he dying; another that his brain is shot to pieces by alcohol. Failing all these, he is often thought of as something of a "sad case". Well, none of these is remotely true. Serious illness and the high-life have certainly taken their toll, but Higgins is very far from the pitiable figure and stereotype they would have us believe. In fact, he cuts quite a dash and was prominent among the mourners at George Best's funeral in Stormont. Now, standing under the pseudonym of "Higgy Stardust", the legend plans to change the name of Belfast to "Best City" and hopes to declare the city an independent State in time to host the 2020 Olympics. Mind you, absurd though those ideas are - that's the whole point after all - they are probably more achievable than conventional political aims of a working Assembly, cross-party support for the PSNI and devolved government. Not even Higgy would disgrace himself by proposing those, even in jest. |
Wednesday 11th January - Belfast Telegraph
Wednesday 11th January - The Newsletter
Sunday 8th January - Sunday Life
Tuesday May 4th January - Telegraph
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....(May the 4th Be with you... Always)
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