Park Inn, Belfast
4 Clarence Street West Belfast, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom
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Belfast Birthday Celebrations
Belfast turned out to be a great city. Me and Alex went over with a good group of friends for their birthday's. The city itself is the same as any other western city but we came over for the nightlife, which didn't disappoint.
During the day we did things like the botanical gardens, the museum and a bit of sight-seeing in the centre, but all …
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One Final City
... hall we ended up walking around Belfast for a while, until Natalija realized she had lost her passport. Yep, actually lost it. Couldn't find it. And although she was trying to remain calm, she was totally freaking out. So we headed back to our hostel in hopes that she had left it there by mistake, which luckily she had, thank goodness for that. But hey, what would a trip around the United Kingdom be without a little drama right?
After we found Natalija's ...
Farewell Ireland and Hello Scotland!!!!!
My last few hours in Ireland, am a little sad to leave.....But I have to go and see my family and have a wee rest..
Hopped on the train from Belfast to Larne to catch the ferry across the Irish Sea to the Port of Troon, in Scotland. The crossing was a little rocky, but not to much to handle. Watched a movie on my laptop to help time pass by. When I got up to wander around it felt like I was walking around drink, but without the alcohol, was quite a funny ...
Belfast
Tuesday 14
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Wakening to beautiful morning, we upped anchor and sailed a dead run, then a fine reach right into Belfast city. The Harbour Authority run a poorly publicised marina which costs only £8 per night - or it would do if the state of the art charging equipment was turned on. It looks like we will be staying free of charge. Belfast City Hall is only 15 ...
Day 4/Government Day in Stromont
... with Basil and his assistants and drank some tea and learned more about the building and also the history of Belfast. We saw some great views from the private balcony.
After the tea time we went into the two assembly rooms. One not used any more and one they use daily. Me and Patrick sat in the Minister's chair which I must say made us feel like ...



