The Top 20 Articles – Updated May 2022
The Top 20 Belfast Entries posts highlight the stories that have been most read since the website started in December 2020. We have 8 New Entries in the chart since the December Chart. Have you read them all?
1. Galboly – The County Antrim Village Lost in Time
In the picturesque glens of Antrim lies the abandoned village of Galboly. Hidden from view, its derelict cottage ruins recall a bygone age
2. Vere Foster – One of the greatest men you’ve never heard of
3. Nora’s Grave – A True Story of Love & Death
4. Ardoyne – The Story of a Village – Belfast Entries
5. Barney Hughes – The baker “beloved by the working classes”
6. Have you seen Charlie Chaplin on Joy Street, Belfast?
7. Hannahstown & it’s Church on the Hill – A Turbulent History
8. The Crosskeys Inn – Ireland’s Oldest Thatched Public House
9. Bang Beggars, Vulcans and other old Irish Occupations
10. Unusual Laws in Old Belfast 1613 – 1816
11. St Malachy’s Church – “Strangers will look with admiration”
12. Friar’s Bush Graveyard – A Fascinating History
13. Belfast Street Art – Transforming City Streets
14. The Forgotten Town of Coole & the Church of the Holy Evangelists
15. Shankill Graveyard – An Intriguing Story
16. Visiting Belfast’s Oldest Pubs
17. James Haddock – The Ghost Who Gave Evidence in Court
18. Saint Mary’s Church, Belfast – An inspirational story
19. Body Snatchers – Death, Resurrection Men… and Murder
20. Friendly Advice – Do not keep a cow in the house longer than a year
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