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• April & May 2012 Titanic and 9/11 Events at Public Record Office of Northern Ireland

  
  4 April, 13:00Lost Voices from the TitanicTalk by genealogist and TV Presenter, Dr Nick Barratt 12 April, 18:30 Titanic Festival of Creative Arts Musical and theatrical event, in collaboration with Belfast Titanic Company....

• 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....

• NI by Railway: BELFAST-DERRY

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

• Belfast In Your Pocket in iPaper

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• Ulster History Circle: Local legends on a wall

  
  Being Northern Irish, we're quite proud of our famous brothers and sisters who've found fame and fortune throughout the world and placed NI on a worldwide stage....

• Northern Ireland Facts and Figures

  
  Population: 1.77 million (est. June '08)Area: 13,843 km2 Border: 360km (with the Republic of ...

• Viva the Olympic Torch!

  The Olympic Torch will be officially welcomed to Belfast on the evening of Wed 6 June. Tickets will ...

• Where to find Belfast In Your Pocket

  
  The latest issue of Belfast In Your Pocket is generally available at the following fabulous locations....

• 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....

• Spending a penny

  
  If you find yourself caught short at an inopportune moment (perish the thought), Belfast City Council has a raft of public toilets located across the city....

• 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....

• 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....

• 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'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....