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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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Northern Ireland Facts and Figures
Population: 1.77 million (est. June '08)Area: 13,843 km2 Border: 360km (with the Republic of ... -
ULSTERBUS DAYTOURS - Rosapenna & Atlantic Drive, Donegal
Local travel writer COLIN McALPIN heads way out west as he continues his Ulsterbus Daytours travels. This time it's Rosapenna & Atlantic Drive, Donegal.... -
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.... -
Need some medical attention?
On holiday, visiting Belfast or just here on business and need to see a doctor? Kingsbridge Private Hospital offers a ‘walk in’ Private GP Service and Minor Injuries Unit run by a team of highly experienced consultants and specialist nurses.... -
Belfast Visitor Pass
Explore more of the city and save money into the bargain with this one, two or three day tourist discount card.... -
NI by Railway: BELFAST-LARNE HARBOUR
Local writer and railway enthusiast COLIN McALPIN takes a train ride across NI and uncovers some fascinating snippets along the routes.... -
31st Deep RiverRock Belfast City Marathon
On Bank Holiday Mon 7 May, an estimated 20,000+ runners will take part in the 2012 Deep RiverRock Belfast City Marathon.... -
NI Public Holidays
N. Ireland has ten bank holidays, sharing eight with England and Wales and adding St Patrick's Day and the Anniversary of the 1690 Battle of the Boyne, commonly known as The Twelfth.... -
Apps and Players from My Tour Talk
Destinations around the world have rolled out a plethora of interactive tours for all you info-hungry visitors.... -
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.... -
Scenic Ireland photographic book
A series of four stunning photographic books covering the entire island of Ireland is available individually or in a stunning box set.... -
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.... -
George Best 1946-2005
In a city with more than its fair share of famous sons, few have ever had the charisma of football legend George Best.... -
Tracing Your Roots
When millions of Irish people fled the famine and established communities in the USA and beyond, they were setting in motion the beginnings of a modern day phenomenon....
Belfast FASHIONWEEK
Style gurus and trend-setters rejoice -
The Europa FASHIONWEEK Centre at the iconic city centre hotel is the focus for five days of catwalk creativity. Designer Boutiques (Wed 14),Local Designers (Thur 15) and High Street and on-line stores (Fri 16) will be unveiling their Spring/Summer 2012 collections; look out for key trends such as pastels, sports luxe and shimmer. Fashion shows start at 20:00, and cost £15 incl. a goodie bag and West Coast Cooler.
Designers of tomorrow can get to grips with the fashion industry at The Secret of Design, a free masterclass for children aged 10-13 (Fri 16, 16:30 - 17:30). The event is in conjunction withBelfast Children’s Festival and The Fashion Souk.
Fashion and food come together in two delicious events at this year's event. On St. Patrick's Day (Sat 17), the Culloden Estate and Spa hosts its annual Fabulous Fashion Teas with the manager of Cruise in Victoria Square answering your burning style questions as you enjoy an afternoon tea of sandwiches, pastries and cocktails. The event starts at 14:00 and costs £30. Call the Culloden to book, tel. (+44) (0)28 9042 1066.
Find out more about this five day celebration of style and buy tickets at www.belfastfashionweek.com . Or pop into the Belfast Welcome Centre, tel. (+44) (0)28 9024 6609 to secure your seat.
West Coast Cooler FASHIONWEEK
is back from Wed 14 - Sun 18 March with its 13th fabulous season.The Europa FASHIONWEEK Centre at the iconic city centre hotel is the focus for five days of catwalk creativity. Designer Boutiques (Wed 14),Local Designers (Thur 15) and High Street and on-line stores (Fri 16) will be unveiling their Spring/Summer 2012 collections; look out for key trends such as pastels, sports luxe and shimmer. Fashion shows start at 20:00, and cost £15 incl. a goodie bag and West Coast Cooler.
Designers of tomorrow can get to grips with the fashion industry at The Secret of Design, a free masterclass for children aged 10-13 (Fri 16, 16:30 - 17:30). The event is in conjunction withBelfast Children’s Festival and The Fashion Souk.
Fashion and food come together in two delicious events at this year's event. On St. Patrick's Day (Sat 17), the Culloden Estate and Spa hosts its annual Fabulous Fashion Teas with the manager of Cruise in Victoria Square answering your burning style questions as you enjoy an afternoon tea of sandwiches, pastries and cocktails. The event starts at 14:00 and costs £30. Call the Culloden to book, tel. (+44) (0)28 9042 1066.
And, on Sun 18, head to Style Sunday at James Street South restaurant at 13:00 for an afternoon of fashion, hair and make-up tips to see you through 2012. Tickets cost £45 and include a delicious three-course lunch by chief Niall McKenna and a delicious cocktail, all in aid of Mencap. For tickets tel. (+44) (0)28 9043 4310.
Find out more about this five day celebration of style and buy tickets at www.belfastfashionweek.com . Or pop into the Belfast Welcome Centre, tel. (+44) (0)28 9024 6609 to secure your seat.