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Our girl goes in search of scary goings-on with Ulster’s very own ghoul hunters
Scare we are again — it’s Hallowe’en. It seems to have come in frighteningly quick and this year I sought help to look for some spooks. I spent an evening with Northern Ireland’s paranormal society, PSI, on the hunt for “ghosties and ghoulies and long-leggit beasties and things that go bump in the night”, as the famous old Scottish prayer describes them.
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Rolling back the years without going under the knife or the needle
The good thing about middle age is that we start to discover who we are, leave youthful anxiety (and spots) behind and feel more at ease in our skin. Unfortunately, this state of self-acceptance normally arrives just as said skin starts to get looser, produce wrinkles and join our bodies in a steady decline.
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Big Marty wants his title and revenge
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