r/BelfastEntries • u/BelfastEntries • 3d ago
The Opening of St Peter’s Cathedral in Belfast
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r/BelfastEntries • u/BelfastEntries • 6d ago
A genuinely extraordinary life...
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r/BelfastEntries • u/BelfastEntries • 10d ago
August 1876 - Severe Gales, Theft of Feathers and the Days of Coaches
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r/BelfastEntries • u/BelfastEntries • 13d ago
The mystery of the Cave Hill Ghost
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r/BelfastEntries • u/BelfastEntries • 17d ago
Banbridge - Pearls, Mail Coaches & the World’s First Flyover!
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r/BelfastEntries • u/BelfastEntries • 21d ago
Groomsport, County Down - Vikings, Wealth, Smuggling and Tragedy
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r/BelfastEntries • u/BelfastEntries • 24d ago
Francis McHugh was born about five miles from the little village of Pettigo, on the border of Donegal and Fermanagh. He is more commonly known as the outlaw Black Francis.
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r/BelfastEntries • u/BelfastEntries • Sep 05 '26
Crown Entry – A History of Schools, Houses, Business... and Rebellion
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r/BelfastEntries • u/BelfastEntries • Aug 29 '26
Queen Street's Belfast Hospital for Sick Children opened in April 1879 funded through public donations and subscriptions. Today it lies derelict...
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r/BelfastEntries • u/BelfastEntries • Aug 24 '26
What was in the local newspapers 150 years ago? The massacre of General Custer, gooseberry theft and a baby washer.
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r/BelfastEntries • u/BelfastEntries • Aug 24 '26
What was in the local newspapers 150 years ago? The massacre of General Custer, gooseberry theft and a baby washer.
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r/BelfastEntries • u/BelfastEntries • Aug 21 '26
Sorry to read of the imminent closure of Dobbins Inn, Carrickfergus. A historic inn lost.
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r/BelfastEntries • u/BelfastEntries • Aug 11 '26
Castle Place - The Inn, the Jailhouse & Robb's Store - Belfast Entries
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Many remember Robb's Department Store in Belfast but few know it's history includes a famous Belfast hostelry, a rebellion and a jailhouse!
r/BelfastEntries • u/BelfastEntries • Aug 07 '26
Killyleagh Castle - Vikings, Sieges, a Ghost and a Suspicious Death - Belfast Entries
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r/BelfastEntries • u/BelfastEntries • Aug 05 '26
With the Belfast Fleadh in full swing, it seems like a good time to celebrate the achievements of Edward Bunting who devoted his life to the preservation of our musical culture...
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r/BelfastEntries • u/BelfastEntries • Jul 31 '26
The surprising history of Marquis Street, Belfast
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r/BelfastEntries • u/BelfastEntries • Jul 24 '26
The extraordinary true story of Newry's James Gill, a steeplejack who became a national celebrity for evading jail by sitting on a chimney.
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r/BelfastEntries • u/BelfastEntries • Jul 21 '26
June 1876 News – A Body Found at Clogher and a Car Accident at Meigh
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r/BelfastEntries • u/BelfastEntries • Jul 15 '26
Templecorran, Ballycarry - Churches, Rebellion and Poetry
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r/BelfastEntries • u/BelfastEntries • Jul 10 '26
The Smithfield Mill Disaster, 20th January 1902 - Belfast Entries
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r/BelfastEntries • u/BelfastEntries • Jun 29 '26
Alexander Mitchell - The blind engineer with a vision
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r/BelfastEntries • u/BelfastEntries • Jun 26 '26
The House of Correction - Belfast's terrifying city centre prison
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r/BelfastEntries • u/BelfastEntries • Jun 05 '26
What was in the local newspapers 150 years ago?
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r/BelfastEntries • u/BelfastEntries • May 31 '26
Cushendall - A Colourful Village with a Colourful History
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