#Belfast city

[leicadiary]

good vibrations

[ciaraslevin]

I’ll have my painting ‘Midnight Flower’ displayed on Friday 8/12/23 in the Crescent Arts Centre “Take the Stage” event. An evening of readings, dance performance, drama, music and art by all who enjoyed courses & workshops recently in The Crescent. Feel free to drop-in between 5pm & 8pm if you’re in Belfast and the cafe art exhibition will run into the New Year..🎨🍷

[tmarshconnors]

Happy 12th July 2024!

And here's to King William of glorious fame And the Protestant Boys who rejoice in his name And here's to the Lodges of Orange and Blue For they are the boys that are loyal and true NO SURRENDER! Happy Orange Day! On this date, July 12, in 1690, Protestant William of Orange, a Dutchman, defeated Catholic King James II at the Battle of the Boyne in Ireland. William became King William III of England, Scotland and Ireland, nicknamed as 'King Billy, ensuring that the British monarch would always be a Protestant.

[tanya196]

[oifaaa]

Now I don’t know much about anything, but is it weird to act like Gotham is so culturally distinct from everything around it and the rest of the state it’s in? People be saying stuff like you can hear the difference in how people in different parts of the city talk (especially crime alley. It’s literally one street there’s no way it’s that different from the rest of the city and the streets around it to the point where you could see and hear a difference??) but like, with most cities isn’t there a significant amount of people coming and going from the rural areas for work and school if nothing else?? Idk if I’m the crazy one or if this is a flandersization

Oh dear you might of asked this to the wrong person friend considering I'm Irish and the city I'm most familiar with is Belfast which if you know you know but yeah I'm aware America is probably very different but from my own experience yeah while it may be a little exaggerated gotham is usually depicted with a literal thunder cloud over it I would say a city can be vastly different especially a city like gotham which seem to have a lot of wealthy mixed with a lot of poor people which I'd also say would contribute a lot to those differences in regards to work and school yeah there is a lot of people who would travel into the city but there's still a lot of people native to the city i think if I'm honest you should ask someone from new York or at least someone familiar with that city since gotham is actually based on new York at night

[zippityzap]

BEHOLD: whatever the fuck this is

[rabbitcruiser]

Northern Ireland ceased to be part of the Irish Free State on December 8, 1922.

[mothmiso]

Ireland 2023 (2) (3) (4) by Bryan Costin

[haveyoubeentothiscity]

Population: 293,298

[mariemariemaria]

I just think that this is an insane way to describe a show about a real woman who got horribly murdered but idk maybe that's just me

[leicadiary]

[ciaraslevin]

Lovely day spent in @belfastprintworkshop creating cyanotypes 🌿💙 @ciaraslevin

[aximili]

seen in belfast, 2024

[bewarethecheese]

Inside #CityHall in #Belfast, #NorthernIreland. A daily photo from my archives. bewarethecheese.com #photography #travel #europe #ireland

[brendanjharkin]

Belfast Pride 2023 This year Belfast Pride had the theme of "Stand By Your Trans".

It was the largest turnout for Belfast Pride in its history.

[werewolfetone]

Hm yeah QUB publicity departement I'm not actually 100% sure that that is what it's known for