History of the Belfast street that was home to political strife and a vet who reinvented the wheel Historian Jason Burke charts the history of May Street, which welcomed Dickens, O’Connell and ...

Belfast’s transformation over the past couple of decades from no-go to must-visit destination has been remarkable.

Due to industrialisation Belfast grew rapidly from the 19th Century onwards. This meant that at one stage it had the single biggest shipyard, ropemakers, dry dock and linen factory in the world.

Already an established industrial heavyweight of international standing, the Northern Ireland port city of Belfast had acquired a new speciality by the end of the 19th century - shipbuilding.

Authorities have been accused of “departmental vandalism” after demolition was completed on the Boyne Bridge in south Belfast.

Photo: The aftermath of a bomb blast in Belfast, Northern Ireland () Features in: How everyday life has changed in Northern ...

Historian Jason Burke charts the history of May Street, home to political strife and a vet turned inventor whose creation reinvented the wheel May Street, the home of the old central telephone ...

The World Monuments Fund (WMF) has announced the 25 cultural heritage sites on its 2025 World Monuments Watch, which ...

Six inner city communities in Belfast are to benefit from £1m funding initiative designed to develop community collaboration and empower local people. The newly established Belfast Community ...

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Ulster get back to URC action this evening as they welcome Zebre to Kingspan Stadium. After a tough couple of weeks in the ...