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131 Upper Newtownards Rd., Belfast
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Eagles Belfast

131 Upper Newtownards Rd. Belfast, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom

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A Sure Cure for a Painful Swelling of the Bottom

A travel blog entry by abbatravels

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... the Irish. You are amazingly friendly and welcoming people, and we had a cracking good time. Thank you!!

PS. For a painful swelling of the bum (otherwise known as haemorrhoids) pray to the Saint of Haemorrhoids. Yes, there actually is one, the Irish Saint Fiacre. King Henry V died when his haemorrhoids became poisonous because he upset St Fiacre. The history books, say he died of dysentery but either which way, it was a pain in the bum - ha ha!!


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A Stroll Along the Beach

A travel blog entry by laylagrace

... for me to look around at. Mummy & Daddy said they can't wait to take me back there when I am a bigger girl & can play in the sea, but until then they did push me down to the beach & I although I couldn't get the sand between my toes, I was able to get it under my wheels! Mummy picked me my very first shell & has put it in my memory box - she says it will be the first of many! ...

Day 18 - Belfast

A travel blog entry by emkay100

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... tours. This was a good way to see the major sights. Even the weather co-operated and we sat upstairs and outside. No rain today but still some cloud. We even had periods of sun – it was quite pleasant.

Belfast is not a very pretty city – there are some nice areas but there are also many industrial and rundown ones too. Many places are in disrepair – apparently as a result of the "troubles" they have had. We were both ...

14th CRUISE STOP: BELFAST, NORTHERN IRELAND

A travel blog entry by lorenzo1

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... when part of the cliff supporting the castle tumbled into the sea, carrying part of the castle with it.

The Giant’s Causeway is a UNESCO World Heritage Site which is a unique rock formation. Here, more than 35,000 polygonal boulders comprise the natural formation. According to legend, love-struck giant Finn McCool wanted to reach his alluring lover in Scotland, but didn’t want to get his feet wet, so he placed ...

Day 4/Government Day in Stromont

A travel blog entry by wolfa

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... learned a great deal about traditions and about their government.

When we were done with the day we then ate dinner and drank some wine at one of Basil's events which supported the Chemists and Sciences in Ireland. The people there were brillant, but it was not exactly what we were looking for. I think everyone including our advisor might have ...

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