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This magnificent building dominates the city centre and is usually the first port of call for visitors to the city. You'll have no problem finding this attraction as it's instantly recognisable from its classical Renaissance style exterior and its distinctive green domes - the main dome measuring about 53 metres.
The City Hall was built in 1898 after Belfast was given the title of a 'city' by Queen Victoria. It features Portland stone, impressive marble and stained glass windows.

Carnfunnock Country Park is an exceptionally beautiful place. Situated where the countryside and coast combine. In an area famous for its outstanding natural beauty, Carnfunnock is the jewel in the crown....

Chemical free, this is the best farmed salmon available to the London market. See the entire process plus harvesting on some days. Shop sells fresh and smoked salmon including vacuum packed. Mail order service....

The Giant's Causeway is a World Heritage Site, famous for the beauty and extent of its extraordinary geological features which can easily be reached and enjoyed....

The Lagan Lookout Centre offers a range of informative exhibits allowing visitors to celebrate the engineering achievement of the IR14 million Weir and interact with both Belfast's historical and future developments around the river.

Visit the Lagan Lookout study the working of the Lagan Weir and follow the rise of Belfast into today's modern city....

The Irish famine was at its worst during the years 1845 to 1848. During this time the population dropped from 8 million to 4 million as a result of death and emigration. Since that period Irish people have emigrated and have been accepted in nearly every country in the world.

Catholics blamed their Protestant neighbours and the landlords. The landlords blamed the government. Protestants believed that they had been badly treated by their Catholic neighbours and that this was an a...

Here at Bushmills we invite you to experience for yourself the craft and skills of making an Irish single malt whiskey....