Giles Walker

[Giles Walker @MrGilesWalker]

@TerryMc_Hugh Well done mate

[Giles Walker @MrGilesWalker]

@TerryMc_Hugh Good luck tonight … 🧐

[TerryMcHugh @TerryMc_Hugh]

Not long now. Tickets available at https://t.co/6Yh0fTGAAD @TheMACBelfast @PorticoArds

[Giles Walker @MrGilesWalker]

@TerryMc_Hugh @Tim_Mc_Garry I’m a @LUFC fan (through thick & thin) so know your pain … 🧐

[Translink @Translink_NI]

Our Late Night bus services are running every Friday and Saturday night for 2026! We’ll get you home after nights out, gigs or catch-ups with friends.

Standard fares apply, and all standard tickets, smartcards and concessionary passes will be accepted

ℹ️ https://t.co/sUD1xLmoj7

[Giles Walker @MrGilesWalker]

@TerryMc_Hugh Happy New Year mate … 🧐

[Giles Walker @MrGilesWalker]

@TerryMc_Hugh Merry Christmas to you and yours mate … 🎅

[TerryMcHugh @TerryMc_Hugh]

I was at the recording and can vouch for what Tim is saying and the studio warm up guy wasnt too shabby either 😬

[Classic Rock In Pics @crockpics]

16 year old Brian May. Photo by his father, Harold May. May is pictured with his famous homemade guitar, the "Red Special," which he built with his father, Harold, from household materials. The body of the guitar was crafted from a block of an old fireplace mantel.
He used the Red Special extensively throughout his career as the guitarist for the band Queen.
May and his father began building the unique instrument when Brian was 16 years old.

[Cartoon Videos @cartoon_vide0s]

The lightsaber 😂 😂

[Giles Walker @MrGilesWalker]

@TerryMc_Hugh That couldn’t have been fun under those bright lights … you did a great job in that case … 🧐

[Giles Walker @MrGilesWalker]

@TerryMc_Hugh Good job at @BBCnireland tonight mate

[Giles Walker @MrGilesWalker]

@JakeOKane Wishing you & yours a Merry Christmas & Happy New Year … 🧐

[Black Hole @konstructivizm]

Voyager 1 will soon break a space record.

By the end of 2026, Voyager 1 will become the first human-made object so distant from Earth that a radio signal will take 24 hours to reach it. Currently, the probe is 25.3 billion kilometers away, and it takes 23 hours and 33 minutes for a signal to reach it. By November 15, 2026, it will be 25.9 billion kilometers away, crossing the symbolic boundary of a light-day.

The probe was launched in 1977 and is still operating in conditions of intense radiation and cold. NASA plans to maintain its systems for several more years.

[TerryMcHugh @TerryMc_Hugh]

If you've ever wondered where Tattyreagh is, wonder no more. @Tim_Mc_Garry and myself have very specific directions!

Subscribe to the Give My Head Podcast wherever you do your podcasty things and buy tickets for my show at,

https://t.co/n8KBuC5EFl

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

Fun fact.

Voyager 1, currently over 15 billions miles away (roughly 2.5 light hours), still operates using 69 KB of memory, 8 track tape and Fortran code written in 1977.

[Curiosity @CuriosityonX]

🚨: NASA's Voyager 1 has been flying through space for 48 years — and it's still not even a full light-day away.

[TerryMcHugh @TerryMc_Hugh]

Tickets for Derry on sale now.

Bricking it at The Brickwork

https://t.co/aO5s0MKfeB

[Tim Mc Garry @Tim_Mc_Garry]

I'm doing a new solo stand-up tour next year. Delighted to say I've already sold out one show in Bangor and am now adding an early show. If this keeps up I'll soon be able to afford a pint in the Europa.