Thomas Andrews – A Titanic story
Telegram – Interview with the Titanic officers. All unanimous that Thomas Andrews died a heroic death, thinking only of others safety.
Places to see and things that may be of interest. These will include castles, monuments, street art, ruins, museums, shops, markets etc.
Telegram – Interview with the Titanic officers. All unanimous that Thomas Andrews died a heroic death, thinking only of others safety.
A number of our streets in Belfast are named after famous historical figures or battles. Here are just a few.
Horse racing has always been popular in Ireland. Did you know that a number of our Belfast streets are named after horses?
Crooked Lane This was a narrow street with a distinct ‘kink’ in its layout. It runs from Castle Street to Berry Street. With the opening of St. Mary’s, the first Catholic Church in Belfast in 1784, the street became known as Chapel Lane. Gooseberry Corner Gooseberry Corner off Claremont Street Read more
Street Art has long featured on Northern Ireland walls. Now Belfast city centre has been enhanced with a range of sensational street paintings