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Contacted

Contacted

This intriguing book explores the question of whether there is life after death, not through scientific or academic methodology, but by allowing people from around Ireland and the world to tell their stories of having been contacted by the living dead.

Such first-hand accounts are both compelling to those who already believe and challenging to those who are sceptics.

Contacted does not set out to prove or to proselytize. Each story is presented on its own, without commentary, thus allowing readers to make up their own minds. Such an approach gives breathing space to the reader who might wish to sit and reflect on a particular story.

Scamming the Scammers

Scamming the Scammers

How many emails have you deleted recently offering you inherited millions from a mystery relative, or the uncollected winnings from an unheard of lottery? Rather than press delete, Don Mullan decided to take the Scammers on at their own game…

As a result, welcome to the fantasy world of the saintly Nod and Catherine Nallum and their associates, Bart Ahern, Biggles and Fr Jonathan Ross; of Pastor Patricio, Supreme Head of the Church of Serendipity and his Parisian friends, and of the 3rd Marquess of Miserly-Scholes of Stoke-on-Trent and his PA/lover, Lady Sarah Macbeth…

As well as highlighting a very serious issue a recent study showed one million residents in the UK have been defrauded by internet scams, Don Mullan begins his quest to scam the scammers, with very memorable results.

Radio broadcaster, Claire Crofton, made a programme for BBC Radio 4 in October 2015. Crofton’s programme featured on BBC Radio 4’s Pick of the Week!

You may listen to the broadcast, including extracts from the book and an interview with Don Mullan, by clicking here.

Documentaries

Documentaries

Between 1999–2002 Mullan made a series of ten television documentaries for Ireland’s TV3 flagship current affairs programme, 20/20, covering the following themes:

  1. Sr. Helen Prejean and the Death Penalty
  2. Kim Phuc (The little girl burning with napalm in the 1972 iconic Vietnam photograph) visits Richard Moore and Clare Gallagher (who lost her eyesight in the 1998 Omagh Bomb)
  3. In the Game of the Father (European Champion boxer, Charlie Nash, and his sons)
  4. The Murder of Seamus Ludlow
  5. The Dublin and Monaghan Bombings (Part 1)
  6. The Dublin and Monaghan Bombings (Part 2)
  7. Bloody Sunday: The Right to Truth (Part 1)
  8. Bloody Sunday: (Part 2)
  9. Dr. Deirdre Killelea of The Panda Foundation (Helping children with ADHD)
  10. Millvina Dean, Titanic Survivor