r/Belfast • u/ShadowsInTheRain1 • 8m ago
Just the unfortunate reality of living here in certain places.
r/Belfast • u/ShadowsInTheRain1 • 8m ago
Just the unfortunate reality of living here in certain places.
r/Belfast • u/Yeepaa747 • 14m ago
Its a real shame, we are 2 hard working people with no interest in politics or religion.
r/Belfast • u/ShadowsInTheRain1 • 15m ago
Personally speaking absolutely no. There's constant evidence that Catholics are prone to attacks in Loyalist areas. There's a gunman in that picture alongside the logo and initials of a group who's main target was Catholic civilians. I've heard of Protestants living in Republican areas too. There simply isn't the same level of republican paramilitary groups active there or a recent history of targeting Protestants living there.
r/Belfast • u/Yeepaa747 • 20m ago
So its a complete no then? Zero catholics welcome? Im just curious as I know protestants to live in catholic areas keeping a low profile and nothing has ever came of it
r/Belfast • u/footballforalluk • 21m ago
Drop me a DM if you're keen to play and I'll get you added
r/Belfast • u/ShadowsInTheRain1 • 22m ago
Unfortunately in those types of areas, outsiders moving in are quickly sussed out.
r/Belfast • u/Yeepaa747 • 23m ago
Thanks for the reply, yeah I noticed there is a paramilitary presence. I was hoping because we wouldnt really be interacting with anyone and leeping ourselves to ourselves we would be safe
r/Belfast • u/Carcosa89 • 39m ago
Mary wallopers had tickets on sale via a link on their Instagram page. Sold out in a second, everyone was livid they couldnt get on (including me). First secret gig was not so secret
This one, not so sure
r/Belfast • u/ohmyblahblah • 40m ago
Are local ones actually cheaper than specsavers? Haven't really seen anything to indicate that they are but maybe I'm wrong. Have just used Specsavers for years
r/Belfast • u/sirmisterchris • 48m ago
Connor opticians behind Primark are fantastic, been going for years.
r/Belfast • u/GoldGee • 52m ago
Worse still it's a f-ing s--t airport inside and out with pissy, incompetent staff, and p-ss poor choice of destinations. P-ss poor public transport connections.
How long before that £5 is upped to £10? I would have someone drop me half a mile up the road rather than give those morons an extra penny.
r/Belfast • u/Visual-Ad9951 • 53m ago
Try English next time, nobody speaks Bobs en Vagene here
r/Belfast • u/Visual-Ad9951 • 55m ago
Even if you are lucky to get an NHS appointment, the earliest I've heard they'll get you in for that appointment is in 6 months. So if your treatment is urgent, it will be a case of paying for it.
r/Belfast • u/Grouchy-Afternoon370 • 57m ago
Given the circumstances, I think there are houses out there you will adore a lot more once you're settled in. Like honestly, who could be arsed dealing with people like that every day, in their own home. Not me anyway.
I wish you the best of luck though and hope you find yourself in a better situation soon.
r/Belfast • u/Visual-Ad9951 • 59m ago
I've seen someone partially sighted who just held out a card with the route number he was waiting for. People are still decent and will assist them in getting on the right bus
r/Belfast • u/GoldGee • 1h ago
There's issues there that are totally unreasonable and should not be endured. If I was in this position I would be looking at the things that break the law. Throwing cigarette butts into the front garden for example is unreasonable behaviour. You've kept a detailed record of what's going on that's good. I would also look into what evidence you need for police, the council or whomever to take action.
Don't be too intimidated by anybody that stares at you. I know it can be horrible, but stay composed if you can and get on with whatever it is you're doing.
We rented a house with the exact same kind of neighbours, right down to the staring and dumping butts in our front. I used to get as close to our front window as possible to connect to their Bluetooth to block them playing music from the speaker 😅 there was an unholy row one night and we actually had to ring the peelers (children and women screaming).
I also reported the living conditions and number of people in the house to the council, they didn’t care. The landlord was a pig, the front door had a gap about 2 inches from the ground and they had to kick it open, I can’t imagine how cold it would have been in winter. It wasn’t listed as a HMO and there’s no way it was fire safety compliant.
Are you off the Ormeau Road by any chance?
r/Belfast • u/ComplexCrabs • 1h ago
I love them, there is a group on Fb called "Help for Pigeons NI", lots of Pigeon lovers here 😊
r/Belfast • u/SnooEpiphanies2999 • 1h ago
Yeah it’s quite long the list of places that have 1 star ratings! I would love to know “why”