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Monday, 13 May 2019 13:35

A Fine Day in Belfast

Belfast's River Lagan cuts a snaking path through the edge of the city, the true city centre situated a little to the west over the now covered Farset river from which Belfast gets its name.

Béal Feirste is the Irish name for the second largest city on the island of Ireland, meaning Mouth of the (River) Farset.

Published in Photo Tours
Friday, 30 November 2001 00:00

Titanic Belfast

Titanic Belfast

A recent photographic assignment took me to Belfast, Northern Ireland's capital city and the second largest on the island of Ireland; growing up I spent a lot of time in the former industrial powerhouse of Ireland.

Belfast is a city that has undergone a lot of renovation over recent years and the most shining example of that renewal can be seen in the bright and shimmering anodised aluminium exterior of Titanic Belfast.

Published in Guide
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Friday, 30 November 2001 00:00

Belfast's Peace Walls

The International Wall and Peace Walls of Belfast

Belfast is a city that gets a lot of press, mostly negative, but in recent years with the four decades-long conflict known as The Troubles having finished the city is experiencing a lot of positive publicity with a rejuvenation of the Cathedral Quarter and the docklands where Titanic was built.

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