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Michael Boyle
"Newfoundland is not merely
a place but it is a state of mind. So enjoy the journey and the real fun is being able to have a laugh."
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BOYLE WALKING TOURS
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FOR SMALL PRIVATE
WALKING TOURS
Taking bookings now for 2022.
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Boyle Tours featured in the Michelin Green guide book
“A walk with Boyle tours through the old downtown
St. John's is an incredible cultural experience that will offer a real sense of St John’s history.”
Tourism Guide and Conventioneer. 2005 |

I have lived all my adult life in Newfoundland. As a child I grew up in Ireland and went to school there and my English teacher was Seamus Heaney the famous Nobel Prize winning poet.
So as a result my main interest is in the arts-especially history and drama. I have taken part in a number of local dramatic productions. I had a lead role in “All the Kings Horses” by the Hibernian Players. In 2002 I had a role in Beothuck Street players Festival winning production of the “The Beauty Queen of Leenane.” I am an active member of the local branch of the St John’s Story Telling Circle. I have taught social studies at the elementary and high school levels and in 2002 I taught the “Effective Teaching “course to student teachers at Memorial University of St John’s Newfoundland. In June 2007 I presented a paper to the Canadian Association of Irish studies meeting in St John’s at Memorial University.
I have written several freelance articles for newspapers in Canada and Ireland on the folklore and history of Newfoundland. My interests include the outdoors, camping, meditation, speaking Gaelic and Tai Chi. I describe myself as being ‘Panasonic” ( slightly ahead of my time). Come along on a walk and I will tell you more. I am waiting to hear from you .Call early to reserve your spot on the tour.
Finally.
Remember Newfoundland is not merely a place but it is a state of mind. So enjoy the journey and the real fun is being able to have a laugh.
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