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This study has been specially commissioned to cover An Introduction to the Gospel of Luke and Themes in the Synoptic Gospels, Units AS 1 and A2 1, of the revised CCEA Religious Studies specification. It has been through a meticulous quality assurance process.The author provides a detailed introduction to the Gospel of Luke, including its key narratives and themes. She then explores the person of Jesus, as well as the passion and resurrection narratives, in the context of the synoptic gospels.Included are tasks, practice essay titles of exam standard and activities highlighting other aspects of human experience.Contents: Understanding the Gospel of Luke Key Narratives in Luke's Gospel The Kingdom of God in the Parables and Miracles in Luke's Gospel Key Themes in Luke's Gospel Understanding the Gospel Tradition The Person of Jesus in the Synoptic Gospels The Passion and Resurrection Narratives in the Synoptic Gospels Synoptic Assessment: Religious Texts, Authority and InterpretationA detailed Glossary, Bibliography and Index are also provided.

Written by well-known aviation historians Guy Warner and the late Ernie Cromie, this is the first book to reveal the full story of Nutts Corner. It shares the history of the airfield, involving the RAF, RN and USAAF and many early, long-gone airlines such as BEA, Silver City and BKS.

In 2021, Ruby Free got her dream job working on an RSPB reserve, but this position wasn't for the faint hearted. Heartfelt, impassioned and full of joy, 'Rathlin, A Wild Life' is a love letter to the island and the wildlife Ruby finds there, but it's also a call to action; a reminder of everything we stand to lose if we don't change.

A unique and gritty account of D-Day told by eight Ulstermen - some of the last surviving veterans of the 1944 D-Day invasion of France. Mark Scott delves into the veterans' testimonies, revealing previously-untold stories of courage, triumph and tragedy endured by ordinary men who each played their part in the greatest invasion in history.

In Reading Rites, Evelyn Conlon brings her wit and keen intelligence to the task of exploring her life, drawing on the events, people, books and concerns that have made her the writer she is. Part memoir, part manifesto, it is full of the sharp observation, restless questioning and hard-won wisdom that have made her one of Ireland's finest writers.

The 14 stories in this collection demonstrate the breadth of Éilís Ní Dhuibhne's achievement across her writing career, particularly in terms of her depiction of the complex territory of women's lives. They are testament to her enduring talent for weaving stories that draw us in and stay with us in the silence, long after the story has ended.

"I leaned over the edge to let anyone see and touch the medal that Northern Ireland had brought away from the Olympics. It wasn't mine, it was ours."In September 1972, after years of hard work, sacrifice and dedication, Mary Peters won the gold medal for the pentathlon at the Munich Olympics. Her skill as an athlete could not be disputed, yet this was to mark only the beginning of her story.A beloved figure in her adopted home of Northern Ireland, Mary has spent decades promoting and encouraging its young sportspeople. From establishing its first high standard synthetic athletic track, to founding the Mary Peters Sports Trust, she has been a stalwart ambassador for sport and for Northern Ireland itself, and has received several royal honors in recognition of her services to sport and the community.With over 60 photographs set alongside lively commentary and insight into contemporary events, this is the definitive account of a truly remarkable woman: 'Our Mary'."A joyful trailblazer, Mary takes her place amongst those few special sporting stars who have achieved legendary status - both as an athlete and in her achievements since leaving the track." - DAME KATHERINE GRAINGER DBE"I owe so much to Mary Peters. I was a beneficiary of one of her foundation's grants, and for that, and for her continued support, I will always be grateful." - CARL FRAMPTON MBE"Mary Peters is an inspiration. She has used her success to encourage and support so many people in reaching their potential, personally demonstrating how to overcome the disappointments and celebrate the achievements." - JOSLYN HOYTE-SMITH OLY"An unparalleled influence in sport in Northern Ireland...and a role model and inspiration to so many people - including myself!" - HON. COL. DAME KELLY HOLMES MBE (MIL)

A photographic journey across the two scenic railway routes in the south of the county, which once upon a time connected Waterford city with Wexford town and points further afield. The photographs are mainly from Barry Carse and many of the scenes depict operations which not only have long since ceased, but of which little or no trace now remains.

John Hewitt's literary legacy has been praised by noted poets like Seamus Heaney and Eavan Boland. Edited, with a new introduction, by Michael Longley and Frank Ormsby, Selected Poems is a celebration of this a unique voice in Irish poetry.

Developed specifically to assist teachers and students to meet the requirements of the new CCEA GCE Life and Health Sciences AS courseCovers both Single and Double Award.Contains numerous diagrams, exam tips, worked examples and questions, with answers supplied.Book contents :Unit AS 2 : Human Body Systems2.1 Cardiovascular system2.2 Respiratory system2.3 Respiration2.4 Homeostatic mechanisms and how these are monitored2.5 Nutrition and physical exercise in maintaining good healthUnit AS 3: Aspects of Physical Chemistry in Industrial Processes3.1 Chemical calculations3.2 Volumetric analysis3.3 Energetics3.4 Kinetics3.5 Equilibrium3.6 Industrial processesUnit AS 5: Material Science5.1 Material properties5.2-5.3 Categorising materials and microscopic structure5.4-5.5 Alloys, metal working and biomaterials5.6,5.7,5.9 Smart materials, nanomaterials and industrial considerations5.8 SemiconductorsAnswers

In this warm and personal book, Anne Marie McAleese, presenter of BBC Radio Ulster's Your Place and Mine, together with birdwatching expert Dot Blakely, write about the places visited and the birds they found. This uplifting combination of memoir and nature writing is illustrated with more than 100 stunning photographs.

From the first race in 1922, the Ulster Grand Prix has been one of the most thrilling events in the international motorcycling calendar, attracting the world's great riders and machines. With over 100 photographs, alongside lively commentary, and bringing together stats across its entire history, this is the definitive account.

When at St Colman's College in Newry, Gerard Gorman was abused by paedophile priest Father Malachy Finegan. He was so traumatised that for many years he was unable to talk about what had happened. Brave and open-hearted, 'So Young' is a powerful account of abuse and a damning indictment of an institution that continues to stonewall victims.

Following the success of the acclaimed 'Reporting the Troubles' (2018), this book brings together new contributions from seventy journalists writing about the events and people they could never forget from their time reporting in Northern Ireland. Foreword by Bertie Ahern and Tony Blair.