Irish adventure awaits in NIC murder mysteries course
Students enjoying the sights from the top of Bunratty Castle, County Clare. Pictured, from left, are Ally Bell, Holly Tomason, Eli Tefft, Jess Byers, Meghan Calley and Otto Wallin.
(Photo courtesy NORTH IDAHO COLLEGE)
Scenes from a coach, somewhere between Kilkenny and Cork City. Left side, front to back: Meghan Calley, Holly Tomason, Natalie McGee, Leah Scott, Otto Wallin and Kat Gilmore. Right side, front to back: Ally Bell, John and Andrea Jensen, Sophia Partridge, Eliana Tefft, Jess Byers and Nikolas Clesceri.
A farewell group dinner in Dublin at the Old Mill in Temple Bar. Clockwise, from bottom left: Jess Byers, Sophie Richardson, Kat Gilmore, Natalie McGee, Eliana Tefft, John Jensen, Andrea Jensen, Sophia Partridge, Leah Scott, Lesley Schoch, Lloyd Duman and Ally Bell.
Mystery, culture, and adventure abroad await those who enroll in Molly Michaud’s spring 2024 Irish Murder Mysteries class at North Idaho College.
Registration is open through Jan. 14 for thrill-seekers interested in having an outside-the-classroom experience while expanding their knowledge of the murder mystery literary genre.
English professor Michaud and NIC P.E. instructor Ryan Hayes, an avid traveler and outdoorsman, will whisk students away to Ireland after a semester of studying Irish murder mysteries ranging from 750 A.D. to present day, covering ancient Brehon law, English occupation, the Magdalene laundries, the Travelling community, the Troubles, Celtic Tiger and points in between.
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