Tyrone native who made her home in Portrush to release book of childhood memories, 'Little Alice in Lisnahanna'
A County Tyrone native who settled in Portrush is to release a book based on memories of her childhood, growing up in the townland of Lisnahanna.
Alice Rohdich, of the well known Portrush jewellery business family, is set to release her book ‘Little Alice in Lisnahanna’ which she has, not only written but, illustrated too.
A launch event will be held in Portrush Town Hall on Friday, March 21 at 7pm when Alice will be signing copies of her latest creation.
This is not Alice’s first foray into publishing as she was the illustrator for two children’s books which have raised thousands of pounds for the RNLI.
‘Dee the Little Lifeboat’ and ‘Dee Cleans the Sea’ were the hugely successful result of a collaboration between Alice (illustrator) and Portrush RNLI’s medical advisor Dr Martin O’Kane (author).
The fun-filled launch event for ‘Little Alice in Lisnahanna’ will celebrate Alice's stories from her childhood on the Tyrone-Fermanagh border. Tickets to attend the launch are available from EventBrite.