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- Need some medical attention?
- NI's Top Spa and Golf Resorts
- An Englishman in Norn Iron
- Belfast Visitor Pass
- NI Public Holidays
- Festival of Colours
- 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.
- Frock Around The Clock Decadence Vintage Fairs
- Belfast Children's Festival
- Belfast In Your Pocket in iPaper
- Belfast FASHIONWEEK
- 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
- St. Patrick's Festival in Downpatrick
- Belfast's St. Patrick's Day Celebrations
- 8th Belfast Nashville Songwriters® Festival
- 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'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.... -
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.... -
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.... -
Belfast Visitor Pass
The Belfast Visitor Pass helps you explore more of the city and save money into the bargain. The Pass is available for adults and children, and covers one, two or three days.... -
Where to find Belfast In Your Pocket
The latest issue of Belfast In Your Pocket is generally available at the following fabulous locations.... -
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.... -
ULSTERBUS DAYTOURS - Devenish Island and Enniskillen
Local travel writer COLIN McALPIN keeps on trucking courtesy of Ulsterbus Daytours... this time he's bound for Co.... -
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.... -
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.... -
NI by Railway: BELFAST-DERRY
THE HISTORYNorthern Ireland's modern railway system may be small, but it is an excellent one.... -
8th Belfast Nashville Songwriters® Festival
From 22 - 26 February, more than one hundred artists will play in thirty five concerts across the city at the 8th Panarts Belfast Nashville Songwriters® Festival.... -
Belfast Children's Festival
Now in its 14th magical year, the city’s most imaginative event has put together eight days of music, theatre, dance, film, puppetry and art from Fri 9 to 16 March.... -
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....
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.
The route begins at the City Hall at 09:00, ends at Ormeau Park and takes in every part of the city, with thousands of spectators lining the streets to cheer on the runners. And N. Ireland's largest sporting participatory event will include some extra goodies for runners and spectators.
And visit the website for lots more info, including a route map, training plans, event updates and details on how to volunteer on the day.
To join the cheering hordes, or avoid the traffic snarls, here are the predicted start and finish times:
The route begins at the City Hall at 09:00, ends at Ormeau Park and takes in every part of the city, with thousands of spectators lining the streets to cheer on the runners. And N. Ireland's largest sporting participatory event will include some extra goodies for runners and spectators.
The first male and female athlete to break the current records set by Jacob KipKorir Cheshire last year (2:14:56) and Marashet Jumma in 2008 (2:39:22) will receive a 'roll-over' bonus of £1000. An International Expo will be held in the City Hall with more exhibitions than ever before. And, on the race day itself, Ormeau Park will host a family fun day with bands, food and drink and a funfair to celebrate all finishing athletes.
Showers and limited changing facilities will be available at the Park's Tennis Arena. And 2012 will see the return of the famous pasta party at the Premier Inn, Official Accommodation Partner, the evening before race day, Sun 6 May.
As well as experiencing the euphoria at completing the 26+mile circuit, participants can also turn their accomplishment into money for charity. Choose your own charity or donate your winnings to 2012’s nominated charity - the Northern Ireland Children’s Hospice.
Whether a dedicated athlete or marathon rookie, now’s the time to turn your running dreams into reality. You have between now and Fri 20 April 2012 to enter at www.belfastcitymarathon.com or call the hotline (+44) (0)28 9060 5933.
Showers and limited changing facilities will be available at the Park's Tennis Arena. And 2012 will see the return of the famous pasta party at the Premier Inn, Official Accommodation Partner, the evening before race day, Sun 6 May.
As well as experiencing the euphoria at completing the 26+mile circuit, participants can also turn their accomplishment into money for charity. Choose your own charity or donate your winnings to 2012’s nominated charity - the Northern Ireland Children’s Hospice.
Whether a dedicated athlete or marathon rookie, now’s the time to turn your running dreams into reality. You have between now and Fri 20 April 2012 to enter at www.belfastcitymarathon.com or call the hotline (+44) (0)28 9060 5933.
And visit the website for lots more info, including a route map, training plans, event updates and details on how to volunteer on the day.
To join the cheering hordes, or avoid the traffic snarls, here are the predicted start and finish times: