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Michael Alexander
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Lead News Feature Writer, The Courier and Evening Telegraph (Dundee)
Tayside
Beats
prisoner rightseducation sport and culture.
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By Michael Alexander Verified| The Courier and Evening Telegraph (Dundee) Verified Award-winning St Andrews golf historian Roger McStravick was no stranger to the chaos of conflict when growing up in Lurgan, Northern Ireland, during ‘The Troubles’ of the 1980s. His golf clubhouse was blown up by terrorists three times. A sniper shot a fellow golfer in the head on the ninth green as Roger stood just 150 yards away, waiting for him to finish putting. The victim, who worked part time with the Royal Ulster Constabulary, only survived because he turned his head at the last moment.
By Michael Alexander Verified, Amber Kirbos| InvestmentNews Verified If you’re reading this, chances are it represents a shrinking proportion of the content you consume in written form. While text is far from gone, engaging and easily digestible video is rapidly becoming the preferred content format for many, with bite-sized clips taking the lead over long-form content. Changes in how people consume information are influencing nearly every industry.
By Michael Alexander Verified| The Courier and Evening Telegraph (Dundee) Verified Award-winning St Andrews golf historian Roger McStravick was no stranger to the chaos of conflict when growing up in Lurgan, Northern Ireland, during ‘The Troubles’ of the 1980s. His golf clubhouse was blown up by terrorists three times. A sniper shot a fellow golfer in the head on the ninth green as Roger stood just 150 yards away, waiting for him to finish putting. The victim, who worked part time with the Royal Ulster Constabulary, only survived because he turned his head at the last moment.
Company Info
The Courier and Evening Telegraph (Dundee)
Dundee, Scotland, United Kingdom
+44 13 8245 5666