Breadboy: Teenage Kicks and Tatey Bread - What Paperboy Did Next

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The story also focuses on his big promotion to breadboy, delivering baps and buns to the residents around the top of the Shankill Road, Woodvale, Glencairn and Springmartin.

Ventilation holes in the back of the bin allow just the right amount of air circulation to keep your bread in the best possible condition. My predecessor in the position had been sixteen years old and had resigned to do A levels so he could get a good job in the bank and move to Bangor. Elvis Presley has just died, Saturday Night Fever and Grease are huge hits at the cinema and Princess Leia is the breadboy’s big crush. On these mornings I would be wakened by the sound of a distant and dreamy diddledee ding, diddledee ding, diddledee ding. Then I listened to the man she had forgiven share how he took responsibility and sought forgiveness for the pain and suffering he had caused her family.The adventures of a Belfast Breadboy prove to be an uplifting tale Breadboy delivers a tale of courage, optimism, and simple niceness Breadboy is an affectionately-drawn memoir, in many ways a cultural survey of the era, part personal narrative, part historical record. Auditions will take place in Dublin on January 30, venue to be confirmed, at St Cecilia’s House, Derry on February 5, Lyric Theatre, Belfast on February 6 and at the Spectrum Centre, Shankill Road and Falls Road Leisure Centre, Falls Road, on February 18.

It must have been all the wee cups of tea and sugary traybakes pressed upon him by the ladies at church meetings. Every time I entered the van at six thirty each Saturday morning the seductive scent wafting from still warm loaves, fresh from the oven, made me long for noon when my labours would be finished for another week. The King is dead – and even Big Duff, the hardest loyalist hard man on the whole estate has been seen to shed a tear.Leslie was tall but he was quite overweight from snacking on the pastry temptations that were always surrounding him. And all of this under cover and protected from the ever-present Belfast rain and the odd stone or brick outside.