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ANYBODY who knew David Ervine or knows of him will appreciate the title of Bobby Niblock’s play – The Man Who Swallowed A Dictionary. In its humorous description of David’s style of speaking and wordiness it reminds us of a political leader who was an able and determined advocate for working class loyalism. His sudden death in January 2007 at the age of 53 left a political vacuum within loyalism and wider politics which has never been properly filled. The Progressive Unionist Party which David led has failed to garner the popular political support that it was once thought capable of unde...

Anyone who knew David Ervine, or knows of him, will appreciate the title of Bobby Niblock’s play - "The Man Who Swallowed A Dictionary." In its hum...

David Ervine's early death in 2007 is widely regarded as robbing our politics of an important voice. A powerful new one-man play, The Man Who Swallowed A Dictionary, tells the remarkable story of the UVF man turned loyalist politician

"The Man Who Swallowed a Dictionary" chronicles the life of the late former paramilitary and politician.

The play was written by Bobby Niblock, who served time alongside Ervine in the Maze Prison