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115A Carryduff Road, Belfast
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Greenacres Belfast

115A Carryduff Road Belfast, Northern Ireland, BT27 6YL, 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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... 1921, three of the four provinces of Ireland were given independence, but Ulster, with Belfast being its capital, was kept under British rule. Naturally the Irish, who were C-A-T-H-O-L-I-C, weren't thrilled with this arrangement and thus the city was divided with the Catholics (Irish) on one side and the Protestants (English) on the other. There has been all sorts of riots, protests and lots of other **** that went on over the years. Some of it was:-

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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 17 - Belfast

A travel blog entry by emkay100

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... enquired, they simply upgraded us to an Executive Suite so they could check the other room out. The new room was enormous with a balcony and spa bath. We did enjoy the extra luxury! We had dinner in their restaurant where they had a deal for 2 people to have a three course meal for 30.50 Pounds – sounds like a bargain and the food was spectacular (and huge). We then retired to our Super King size bed for a very restful ...

Belfast

A travel blog entry by simoncole

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... places and arriving at the Giants Causeway 12:45. It is very impressive. I do remember being here 31 years ago on my honeymoon.
Then we continued our bus journey to Bushmills and had a tour of the distillery.

After that we carried on our bus journey to Coleraine, from where we got the train back to Belfast.




An interesting day!

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A day in Belfast

A travel blog entry by hscoggin

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... that has nine cats in it. Bill said that the locals hold that, if the day comes when there are no more cats there, then things will go badly for the city. The “cats" are all artificial. There is one that is a shrub shaped like a cat, two statues in the flower beds, two mosaics inlaid into the walkway, one bronze cat curled up on the edge of the fountain, and we didn’t have time to go and find the others. There were two old guys there that stopped and ...

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