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This study, addressing Unit 3.4, is part of a series of six covering the CCEA GCSE Religious Studies specification. The book follows the content and themes of the specification and includes questions and activities, provides opportunities for group discussion and presentations, and extension activities to provide a chance for further study.

In 1985 Tony Macaulay, a Protestant from the top of the Shankill Road, was appointed assistant director of the 174 Trust. There was one condition - Tony had to move to live on the Catholic side of the peace line.

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This is Sam McAughtry's tribute to his much-loved brother, Mart, who died when his ship, the Kenbane Head, was sunk by the German battleship. Admiral Scheer on 5 November 1940. His death. though tragic and terrible, was unremarkable, for thousands died as he did, as merchant seamen in the cold grey waters of the Atlantic. This powerful and poignant memoir traces the threads that led to Mart's death, weaving together a tough, funny and intimate...

Unemployment has brought the Griffins to the brink of eviction, and only the grandmother's pension can tide them over until prospects improve. Her addition to the household solves some problems but creates others for her son, daughter-in-law and grandchildren.

A moving saga that takes the reader to the very heart of a close-knit, fiery, loving family - perfect for fans of Maureen Lee, Mary Larkin and Pam Weaver.

Road racers are no ordinary mortals. Riding at extraordinary speeds and desperate to win, they are locked in a life-and-death battle every time they race. This book is a tribute to these icons and their incredible skill, and to the energy and excitement of one of the world's most thrilling sports.

A beautifully written Irish memoir about an extraordinary family.

Heartwarming real-life stories about giving birth and women's health from a world-leading gynaecologist and obstetrician.

Neil Powell has been a dog handler for more than forty years and the dogs in his charge (breeds including the Alsatian, bloodhound, retriever and Labrador) have participated in every kind of search and rescue: from daring mountaineering rescues in the Mourne Mountains to helping to find victims of the Lockerbie bombing, from training the first ...

When Breadboy Tony Macaulay was growing up on the Shankill in the 70s, the Troubles were ever-present and times were hard. But with ABBA on the radio, a job in the Ormo mini shop, and Judy Carlton in his heart, Breadboy isn't letting anything get him down.

It is 1972: a group of teenagers, some from Dublin, some from Derry, spend a month in the Donegal Gaeltacht, learning Irish language and culture. A brilliant critically acclaimed novel about growing up.

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An entertaining exploration of the working lives of taxi drivers in Belfast. Based on interviews with over thirty taxi drivers from across the city, and told largely in their own words, Belfast Taxi tells the real-life stories of the Belfast taxi drivers who kept driving through the Troubles.

In 2008, Belfast writer Malachi O'Doherty discovered he had type 2 diabetes. On My Own Two Wheels charts his journey to health through the joy of cycling. Ideal for anyone 50+ (or of any age) interested in cycling and general health and fitness.

Tom Hartley uses the story of Milltown cemetery to examine key events in Belfast's history, industries and politics, and looks at the careers of the many writers, artists, entertainers and sportsmen buried there.

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