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Images of East Belfast
history of the city in photographs
The development of East Belfast grew from its maritime location: the cutting of the Lagan estuary which enabled the expansion of the port and harbour; the growth and advantages of transatlantic and imperial trade and shipping; the establishment of railway
Melancholy Witness
Documentary photography from The Troubles
"These photographs are like black and white time machines that bring back the desolation and danger of the Troubles. The images have a documentary accuracy, but it is the aura of melancholy witness that marks them as the work of Sean Hillen." Seamus Hean
Monu-mental Antrim
Monu-Mental About Prehistoric Antrim is the third book in a series of county-by-county fieldguides to Irish pre-Christian monuments. Many people visit County Antrim to experience the Giants Causeway or walk in the famous Glens, but many overlook th
Political Football
The Life & Death of Belfast Celtic
On 27 December 1948, rioting broke out during a match between Belfast Celtic and Linfield. Jimmy Jones, a prolific goalscorer for Belfast Celtic, was dragged from the pitch by the opposing fans, and beaten so badly that his career was ended. And with that
South Belfast; a history and guide
South Belfast, as we know it today, is a creation of the nineteenth century; when people began to move to new suburbs from the old town centre and the countryside. Unlike the industrial East and West, South Belfast developed as a mainly residential quarte
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