
Seamus
Seamus is a fictional character in Lisa McGee's upcoming series 'How to Get to Heaven from Belfast,' where he is depicted as an eccentric innkeeper who hosts themed discos. His character adds a quirky and humorous element to the show's narrative, showcasing the blend of comedy and mystery that McGee is known for.
Not in the pool (under ¢1).
Recent news mentions
Seamus is staying with his sister Daniella in her flat for six weeks.
You be the judge: should my brother stop hogging the living room while staying in my flat? | Life and style
Seamus describes a harrowing experience of a gang attempting to rob his farm.
Unlike Joe Duffy, Kieran Cuddihy doesn’t ramp up the drama on Liveline – The Irish TimesSeamus from Ballyboden takes issue with dangerous acts in hurling.
‘The doctors said if my son had continued playing he’d probably have had a heart attack’ – The Irish TimesSéamus was a late bandmate of Tristan Rosenstock, known for captivating the audience during performances.
Tips on non-iron shirts, after-show selfies and 23 other parts of life on the road – The Irish TimesSeamus is an eccentric innkeeper who hosts themed discos in How to Get to Heaven from Belfast.
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