Marine Court Hotel Bangor
The Marina, 18-20 Quay Street Bangor, County Down, Northern Ireland, BT20 5ED, United Kingdom
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One Final City
... it apart is that it has an entire room dedicated to C.S. Lewis, who originally hailed from the city. I love The Chronicles of Narnia so i was super excited to see the C.S. Lewis room. It was small, but very pretty, and had a table in the center that had a map of Narnia on it. Very cool.
We stayed in the library for about an hour, and then walked around the Botanical gardens for a little while which was located directly next to the school. After, we visited ...
New Plymouth reunion in Ireland.
... aspects to this still very much divided society. Examples - separate bus shelters but heading into same work place, separate schools, taxis etc.
After signing the peace wall we headed back to meet Sean and angus at the W5 science museum at the oddessy centre. The kids were in fine form and happy as Larry and the boys were settled in for a beer.
Poor luka had been harping all day about W5 so despite feeling very over out tourist activites nik and I took luka ...
McMillen's Bar And Restaurant
... and Kevin McMillen, Darren Latimer, Joanna, Claire, Mark, Johnny McMillen, Bart, Ivan. I can't seem to remember everyone, though I was only there for a very short while.
When I worked there - September - November 2001, with a few random shifts in 2002).
Names for the bar - The Steamer (until late 1990s); McMillen's (until around 2002/2003); The First Port (2003 - 2004); The Black Boat (as it is now known) ...
I Threw A Brick Through A Window
... he got 89% on the strength of Paddy's nicking of the paper. That was a class day. The day Paddy was expelled, me and Scott got suspended. Life would never be the same at Bangor Grammar without Paddy Campbell. I've met him twice since he left. Once was in Summer 1994 in Lifestyle Sports. The other was in September 1997 at Bangor train station. I often wonder what Paddy Cambill is doing with his life. He was a crackin lad. Where comedy and football belong, ...
Belfast: Full of bad guys wearing balaclavas
... started to come to Belfast to study. It's exactly what the city needs. At the very very worst it'll at least give the two waring sides someone new to direct their anger towards. It was great chatting to an interesting random. It really is one of the great things about hostels and traveling.
After a stale 75p muffin for breakfast, i headed down to Stormont for the cricket. It was a cute little ground with around 6,500 temporary ...



