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• 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....

• 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....

• ULSTERBUS DAYTOURS - Belleek, Bundoran and Sligo Town.

  Travel Writer Colin McAlpin hits the road - and someone else is driving.Bundoran, the fossilised town (circa: l950s) on the Co....

• Haunted Belfast

  
  Everyone likes a good scare every now and again, and Belfast offers plenty of investigative opportunities for all you wannabe ghostbusters....

• 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....

• 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 Media

  
  Is it poetic justice, or a reflection of our thirst for news, that one of the world's media hotspots has itself spawned such a large number of media outlets? Northern Ireland has many daily, provincial and Sunday newspapers, numerous specialist magazines, two television broadcasters and four main radio stations....

• 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 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....

• 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-DERRY

  
  THE HISTORYNorthern Ireland's modern railway system may be small, but it is an excellent one....

• Troubles Tourism

  
  A trip to Belfast and N. Ireland isn't without its curiosity value. We're talking 'The Troubles' - that quaintly named period of our history from the late '60s to the 1998 Good Friday Agreement when political conflict was at its height....

• 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....

• NI's Top Spa and Golf Resorts

  
  With the successes of local boys Graeme McDowell, Darren Clarke and Rory McIlroy on the global golfing circuit, and the return of theIrish Open to Royal Portrush Golf Club from 28 June - 1 July 2012, there’s never been a better time to indulge in Northern Ireland’s top golf and spa resorts....