The Fitzwilliam Hotel Belfast

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All the way up to Belfast

A travel blog entry by hscoggin

Tom, the owner (yes, another Tom), is a retired chef, who also taught culinary arts at the local college, so breakfast was quite spectacular for a B&B. There were croissants as good as any we've ever had, and scones, and several bowls of assorted preserves and compotes for it all, along with fruit, several different selections of dry cereal, …

A day in Belfast

A travel blog entry by hscoggin

We got up this morning around 9, took our time getting ready, and had breakfast around 10AM. We had Phillip schedule our tour for just after 11. Our driver, Bill, picked us up, and headed to the eastern side of Belfast, where the port and shipyards are. Kaaren and I didn't know that the Titanic was built in Belfast. There was apparently very active …

Intervarsities

A travel blog entry by doshaughnessy

... following day. We won all 6 games we played, which were against all the possible teams we could play the next day. The 4-seed ended up forfeiting so we had an auto-bid to the championship game for the Plate. When we played in this game, we simply were outplayed by the other team, who we had beaten twice the previous day, and we lost in two. I had a lot of fun playing a lot of volleyball, though, I've missed playing ...

Belfast: not born and bred...but very much in love

A travel blog entry by jenny.og

... of myself here! It's a romantic city, with great candlelit restaurants like Mourne's Seafood and Scalinis, and private snugs in the Crown Saloon!

Now boasting the beautiful Titanic Experience, the Merchant Hotel - voted the best hotel in the UK, and some of the finest seafood and rustic cooking I've had, it's the place to be!

2012 Our Time Our Place has offered great ...

Moved by Belfast

A travel blog entry by pilgrimdeb

... the Battle of the Boyne... in the 17th century! It's a little alarming, actually. But I won't post more than that in a public forum: as an outsider, without a stake in it (except the humanitarian one), without having lived the history or taken the risks of reconciliation. It is mighty work, no doubt, and it happens incrementally, as it must when people's minds and hearts ...

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