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Belfast Empire Music Hall
This 19th century converted church is now home to a hugely popular comedy night and regular live gigs.
The basement bar serves great value food and, at night, becomes a hive of activity for beer connoisseurs. From Sept-June, Belfast’s longest running comedy club attracts top acts attempting to win over one of the toughest audiences on the circuit.
Cutters Wharf
The perfect place to enjoy a riverside soirée with friends, family or business partners. River Lagan Towpath walkers should take advantage of its prime location to rest their weary feet midway on their journey & perhaps enjoy a bite of lunch before setting off again.
Robinsons Bars Belfast
Robinsons Bars is one of Belfast ‘s most renowned establishments, Established in 1895, Robinson’s houses five very different venues in one large Victorian building.
The Crown Bar Belfast
The Crown Liquor Saloon in Great Victoria Street, Belfast was perhaps the greatest of Victorian Gin Palaces which once flourished in the industrial cities of Britain. Today wonderfully preserved, the Crown is cherished and still well used as a place to eat and drink in Belfast.
St George’s Market Belfast
One of the top five UK markets. St George’s Market is one of Belfast’s oldest attractions. It was built between 1890 and 1896 and still maintains its status today as one of the best markets in the UK and Ireland.
Molesworth Court Suites
Molesworth Court Suites offers four-star self catering accommodation to the discerning visitor who wants more than just a hotel room.
Brookman Town Homes
Brookman Town Homes have a selection of family friendly, serviced properties available for short stay and vacation rentals, Located in the most exclusive and central parts of Dublin.
Merrion Mews
This spacious accommodation is situated above a former coach house and stables and is one of the most significant survivors of an 18th Century Dublin Town House.
Tigh Tirconaill
This ground floor apartment is in a Victorian Red Brick Period property and has retained many of it’s original features such as the large cast iron fire place, high ceilings, cornicing & coving.
Rosedale House Dublin
Rosedale House was built in 1862 by Guinness Master brewer “Penny” as his family home. It is a gracious double fronted Georgian house with parkland surroundings and beautiful gardens.
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