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Ciaran Connolly
22/11/2023
Asian Food in Belfast: 11 of the Best Places for Hard-to-Find Asian Dishes
Asian Food in Belfast Belfast has some fantastic places to get food, both street food and sit in dining. In...
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Sara Lynch
22/11/2023
NI Halloween Events that are Fun and Family-Friendly
NI Halloween events - Zombie race
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Asmaa Alhashimy
19/11/2023
Unveiling the Majestic Beauty of Slieve Bearnagh
Are you craving a bit of an unplugged adventure? Slieve Bearnagh promises this kind of sanctuary with its invigorating trails...
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Marwa Abdel Moniem
15/11/2023
Glenpark Estate: Beauty Beyond Borders
Nestled amidst the picturesque landscaping of County Tyrone in Northern Ireland, Glenpark Estate is a hidden gem of natural beauty and serenity.
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Eman Sameh
14/11/2023
Exploring Tiger’s Bay in Belfast, Ireland
If you’re plotting a course through North Ireland, make sure to anchor down in Tiger’s Bay in Belfast. It’s a...
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Ciaran Connolly
10/11/2023
The Top 20 Best Irish Actors of All Time
In this article we will rank our top 20 favourite Irish actors, based on their filmography, awards and contribution to both Irish and International arts
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Marwa Abdel Moniem
10/11/2023
Blue Lights Season 2: Big TV Show Now Filming in Belfast
It seems Blue Lights will be flashing again soon, with a second season set to air as early as 2024. Building on...
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Marwa Abdel Moniem
09/11/2023
Old Guy: Explore the Amazing Vicinity of the Filming Location in Belfast
“We are filming in Belfast!” How often have you heard this answer when you ask about the location of a...
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Maha Yassin
09/11/2023
The Last Rifleman: From Historic Belfast to Beautiful Normandy
The acclaimed actor Pierce Brosnan is making a comeback soon with his latest film, The Last Rifleman. It is a...
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Yasmin Elwan
09/11/2023
The Lovers 2023: A Belfast Romance
So, Cupid was spotted in Belfast shooting a new rom-com for Sky Studios, The Lovers. But does it truly revolve...
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Ciaran Connolly
09/11/2023
Lessons in Guinness – Tesco Food Festival Belfast
Guinness is a beer company that is famous around the world and it happens to be an Irish dry stout. ...
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Courtney Augello
09/11/2023
Boatyard Gin: An Incredible Spirit Since 2016
In the world of spirits, tradition intertwines with innovation, craftsmanship meets artistry, and flavours evoke landscapes. Since its creation, Boatyard Gin has emerged as a singular embodiment of these elements. Much more than a libation, Boatyard Gin is a testament to the rich history of gin in the United Kingdom, a beacon of sustainability in modern distillation, and a catalyst for economic growth and community pride. Its story is one of heritage, dedication, and the seamless blend of local roots with global aspirations. Boatyard Gin has forged connections between history and the present, between the natural world and human craftsmanship, and between a distillery and the communities it touches. To understand the full significance of the spirit, we’ve explored the history, attractions, and impacts of Boatyard Gin.
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Courtney Augello
09/11/2023
Bushmills Whiskey: The Best 7-Point Guide To The Iconic Spirit
Beyond its role as a beverage, Bushmills Whiskey holds within its amber depths a narrative that reflects the essence of a nation, an art perfected over centuries, and a commitment to heritage that resonates with enthusiasts and connoisseurs alike. Bushmills Whiskey's journey mirrors the resilience of Northern Ireland, its evolution echoing the harmony between tradition and progress. To fully understand the story of this spirit, we’ve explored the history, characteristics, and impacts of Bushmills Whiskey.
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Courtney Augello
09/11/2023
Ladies’ Gaelic Football: An Epic Sport from 1885 to Modern Day
In the verdant landscapes of Ireland and Northern Ireland, a captivating narrative unfolds. Ladies' Gaelic Football, a unique blend of tradition, athleticism, and unity, emerges as a cultural phenomenon that transcends the boundaries of time and gender. This beloved sport has not only etched its mark on the sporting landscape but also become a vibrant reflection of the heart and soul of two nations, embracing tradition, empowering women, and celebrating the cultural heritage of Ireland and Northern Ireland. To help you understand the significance of Ladies' Gaelic Football, we’ve explored its historical evolution, cultural significance, influence on tourism, and the challenges and prospects that shape its future.
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Courtney Augello
09/11/2023
The Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA): History, Significance, and 4 Great Traditional Games
In the heart of Ireland's cultural landscape, a unique and enduring institution stands as a testament to the power of sports, tradition, and community. The Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA), founded in 1884, embodies the essence of Irish identity and heritage through its commitment to preserving and promoting traditional Irish games. Much more than a sports organisation, the GAA is a guardian of Ireland's past, a beacon of unity, and a driving force in shaping the nation's future. From the ancient fields of hurling to the modern arenas of Gaelic football, the GAA's legacy transcends mere athleticism, weaving together a tapestry of history, values, and social connections. To help you fully understand the multifaceted significance of the GAA, we’ve explored its historical roots, role in preserving Irish culture, impact on local communities, and potential influence on the global stage.
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Courtney Augello
09/11/2023
Halloween in the UK: 9 Fantastic Free Attractions
Halloween, a time of spooky delights and festive revelry, has become a cherished celebration worldwide, and the United Kingdom is no exception. During Halloween in the UK, numerous cities and towns come alive with the spirit of the season, offering a plethora of festivals that captivate and enchant attendees. From grand parades and haunted tours to family-friendly activities and cultural extravaganzas, these festivals showcase the best of what Halloween in the UK has to offer. What makes these celebrations even more remarkable is that they are entirely free, welcoming people of all ages and backgrounds to partake in the festivities.
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Courtney Augello
09/11/2023
Boatyard Distillery: Ireland’s Great #1 Sustainable Distillery
Boatyard Distillery, nestled in the idyllic town of Enniskillen, County Fermanagh, Northern Ireland, stands as a testament to the harmonious blend of craftsmanship, sustainability, and innovation in the world of spirits. From its picturesque location on the shores of Lough Erne, the distillery not only produces high-quality spirits like Boatyard Double Gin and Boatyard Vodka but also champions a commitment to environmental responsibility. To prove that Boatyard Distillery is an amazing attraction in County Fermanagh, we’ve explored its history, sustainable practices, unique products, and inviting visitor experience. Through their determination, Boatyard Distillery has earned a place as a true gem in the heart of Enniskillen's captivating countryside.
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Ciaran Connolly
09/11/2023
Auld Lammas Fair, Ballycastle, County Antrim
At the Auld Lammas Fair, Ballycastle, we had lots of laughing, eating and trying different types of sweets, playing around,...
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Sara Lynch
08/11/2023
Things To Do in County Down: A Guide to Exploring the Great Idllyic County
In this article, we’ll share our top things to do in County Down, from natural attractions to fun activities and worthwhile experiences, you’ll soon be singing the praises of County Down and rushing to get back to this idyllic part of Ireland.
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Sara Lynch
08/11/2023
Things to do in Antrim: Scenic Drives, Charming Villages, and Stunning Landscapes
In this article, we have compiled a list of the best things to do in Antrim, from scenic drives along the stunning Antrim Coast to stopping off at idyllic villages and tasting the local cuisine. There is a lot that you can get up to in Antrim, no matter what your interests and hobbies are, keep reading to find out more!
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Sara Lynch
08/11/2023
Things to do in Derry for Fun and Adventure
In this article, we’ll share the top things to do in Derry, both within the city and within the surrounding county of Derry/Londonderry.
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Sara Lynch
08/11/2023
Things to do in Armagh: Discovering the beauty of the Orchard County
In this blog, we'll explore the top things to do in Armagh, ensuring that you can make the most out of your visit to this captivating part of Ireland. Whether you want to escape the city and explore the rural surroundings or take a deep dive into the history of the county, you can find what you're looking for here.
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Sara Lynch
08/11/2023
An Irish Goodbye: A 2023 Oscar Winner of the Best Short Film
An Irish Goodbye is a 2022 black comedy, directed by Ross White and Tom Berkeley. It follows the story of two brothers as they cope with the aftermath of their mother’s untimely death.
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Rahma Ali
08/11/2023
10 Best Hotels in Belfast City Centre For Unbelievable Vacation
Belfast is so near and dear to everyone who has the chance to explore this incredible city. If you have...
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Ahmed Samir
08/11/2023
Michael Fassbender: The Rise of Magneto
Michael Fassbender is an Irish German actor, born on the 2nd of April 1977. He was born in Heidelberg, Germany...
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Ciaran Connolly
08/11/2023
The Beautiful Works of John Lavery: On Display at the Ulster Museum, Amazing 19th/20th Century Art
Belfast’s Ulster Museum is an institution run under the National Museums Northern Ireland. This museum aims to educate and entertain visitors with exhibits on various topics surrounding Northern Irish and Irish history and culture as well as other topics important to the national curriculum or local interest. This includes the works of renowned Northern Irish painter John Lavery.
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Ciaran Connolly
08/11/2023
Romantic Inspiration for Valentine’s Day in Northern Ireland: 5 Great Ideas
As February approaches it's time to think of how you are going to woo your significant other again this year. Whether it is through chocolates, roses, or a fancy dinner it is time to show your love and devotion. So, what are the best romantic ideas for valentine’s day in Northern Ireland? Read on for romantic inspiration and a bit of history on the celebration of love.
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Sara Lynch
08/11/2023
Common Market Belfast: 7 Stalls of Delightful Foodie Heaven
Common Market belfast
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Ciaran Connolly
08/11/2023
Hinch Distillery: A Great Northern Irish Distillery You Should Visit!
Hinch Distillery in Ballynahinch is one of eight distilleries in Northern Ireland producing amazing spirits which are continuing on the long tradition of distilling in the country. Read on to find out what you can see when you visit, the amazing spirits they make at Hinch Distillery and more about this great local producer.
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Ciaran Connolly
08/11/2023
Belfast Pub Quiz: Where and When to Find 13 of the Best Belfast Pub Quizzes
Who doesn’t love a good pub quiz? Whether you are a mister know-it-all telling us all the capital of Venezuela (it’s Caracas) or the person who lives for the music round. We all have our part to play in a pub quiz team, including the team member who knows nothing but gets the rounds in. Belfast is a city full of great pubs and bars where you can find entertainment from Live traditional music to ukulele jams. It also hosts a great number of pub quizzes for you to enjoy. Some with themes, some with super specific rounds. But where do you find a good Belfast pub quiz? And when did this whole pub quiz tradition start? Read on to find out!
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Northern Ireland, a land of mythic landscapes and historical depth, invites you to explore its unique heritage and natural beauty. From the bustling streets of Belfast, rich in industrial heritage and the Titanic legacy, to the causeway coast with its UNESCO-listed Giant’s Causeway, Northern Ireland is a place of storytelling and natural wonders. The Mourne Mountains inspire adventurers, while the tranquil waters of Lough Neagh offer peaceful retreats. Immerse yourself in the vibrant culture of Derry, with its historic walls and cultural festivals. Northern Ireland is a compact yet diverse region, offering everything from urban exploration in its lively cities to the serene beauty of its countryside and coastal paths. Discover the warmth of its people, the impact of its history, and the charm of its landscapes.