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- Viva the Olympic Torch!
- April & May 2012 Titanic and 9/11 Events at Public Record Office of Northern Ireland
- Apps and Players from My Tour Talk
- Need some medical attention?
- NI's Top Spa and Golf Resorts
- An Englishman in Norn Iron
- Belfast Visitor Pass
- NI Public Holidays
- Belfast webcams
- Troubles Tourism
- Northern Ireland Facts and Figures
- Where to find Belfast In Your Pocket
- ULSTERBUS DAYTOURS - Rosapenna & Atlantic Drive, Donegal
- ULSTERBUS DAYTOURS - Devenish Island and Enniskillen
- Scenic Ireland photographic book
- ULSTERBUS DAYTOURS - Belleek, Bundoran and Sligo Town.
- Belfast In Your Pocket in iPaper
- Belfast Murals
- A Welcome from the Lord Mayor
- 31st Deep RiverRock Belfast City Marathon
- Haunted Belfast
- Ulster History Circle: Local legends on a wall
- NI by Railway: BELFAST - NEWRY
- How till spake Norn Iron (A guide to local phrases)
- NI by Railway: BELFAST-DERRY
- Ask us anything... seriously.
- Spending a penny
- NI by Railway: BELFAST-BANGOR
- NI by Railway: BELFAST-LARNE HARBOUR
- The Plantation of Ulster
- A Brief History of Belfast
- Ethnic Belfast
- Art In The City
- Robert Burns - the Belfast connection
- Belfast's Quarters
- On the Presidential Trail
- The Twelfth and the Orange Order
- Tracing Your Roots
- Will the real St. Patrick please stand up?
- George Best 1946-2005
- Belfast Public Art: Not a Mural in Sight
- Local Food & Gastro Tourism
- Belfast Media
- Belfast's Gay Scene
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Belfast Public Art: Not a Mural in Sight
Belfast's al fresco art scene isn't all gable end walls proclaiming political messages. Take an eye-catching stroll along the city streets to discover an open-air gallery displaying dozens of sculptures and works of art.... -
Belfast's Quarters
Put simply, Belfast is made up of five areas: North, East, South, West and the city centre within which cosmopolitan Quarters are emerging, providing a focus for culture, tourism and economic development.... -
Ask us anything... seriously.
Stressing out about your stag weekend? Want to see the political murals? Fancy a classy Big Night Out? Whether you're on a budget or blowing the company expenses (as if), get in touch and we'll provide info only a Belfast native would know.... -
Robert Burns - the Belfast connection
As the strains of Auld Lang Syne subside and we approach Burns Night on 25 January, ... -
Belfast Visitor Pass
Explore more of the city and save money into the bargain with this one, two or three day tourist discount card.... -
Local Food & Gastro Tourism
Most of Northern Ireland's traditional dishes have their roots in potatoes and bread. This simple peasant fare has endured amid a profusion of fusion cuisine and contemporary twists.... -
NI by Railway: BELFAST - NEWRY
Local scribe and railway enthusiast Colin McAlpin continues his Northern Irish railroad odyssey. BELFAST-NEWRYThe ... -
Belfast webcams
See Belfast right now with these webcams:Outside Belfast City HallUpdates every ten secondsRoads ... -
An Englishman in Norn Iron
One of our fans across the sheugh (that's the Irish Sea to the uninitiated - say 'shuck') has sent us this lovely little article extolling the virtues of our wee country.... -
Belfast Murals
Many visitors to Belfast come to see the famous murals. But, once here, many are surprised at just how many have little, or no, political allegiances.... -
Art In The City
Always eager to showcase local creative talent, we've put together what we consider to be the city's most artistic hotspots.... -
Belfast's Gay Scene
In December 2005 the UK's first gay and lesbian civil partnerships took place amid a hail of media coverage right here in Belfast.... -
NI by Railway: BELFAST-BANGOR
Today the only line still operating over what was once the extensive route system of the Belfast and County Down Railway is that from Belfast Central to Bangor.... -
Will the real St. Patrick please stand up?
Many myths and legends surround the world's best known patron saint. But what is known about the real life of the saint they call Patrick? Patrick was from Bannavem Taberniae, a 5th Century Roman Briton settlement....
Belfast Children's Festival
With the theme 'Escape', local and international acts will be regaling families with their unique shows, designed to inspire young minds and bring the arts to a new generation.
And among the profusion of performances, the ever-popular Festival in a Weekend returns to the Belfast Waterfront on Sat 10 and Sun 11 March. This free mash-up is a one-stop shop for all your festival faves, and its highlight is the hugely popular Baby Rave. This year's DJ SKA set combines beats with psychedelic projections and lots of playable props to get those toddler two-tones pogoing.
And the new Open House element provides a free hub of fun at the Cathedral Quarter's Assembly Rooms, on the corner of Waring and Donegall Streets. All ages are welcome to drop-in and enjoy lots of free workshops, storytelling and exhibitions.
There are so many fantastic performances and events, it really is a case of grabbing a programme and spending time with the children choosing your favourites.Find out lots more by tel. (+44) (0)28 9024 3042 and www.belfastchildrensfestival.com.