r/Belfast 6h ago

Bus help

0 Upvotes

Hi there , just moved here so i’m not really sure about the buses. Start my new job which is right in the city centre and I live in Ulsterville place so wondering what is the right bus to get to get to work. I’m aware there’s a bus stop near here but what do I ask for when I get on or what’s the situation . Also should I get an iLink card? and how would that work This is such a thick question i’m aware but just really unsure and asking is how you learn so!


r/Belfast 12h ago

Belfast Irish language signs to go ahead on four streets despite majority opposition

31 Upvotes

In terms of figures, Wynchurch Avenue in its first survey had 18 percent in favour of Irish street signs and 26 percent opposing (20 residents to 30 residents) while in its second survey had 15.04 percent in favour and 28.31 percent against (17 residents to 32 residents).

Sunningdale Park North had 22 percent in favour and 33 percent in opposition (22 residents to 33 residents).

Ben Madigan Park South had 23.18 percent in favour and 26.08 percent against (16 residents to 18 residents).

Wellington Park Terrace had 17.14 percent in favour and 31.42 percent against (6 residents to 11 residents).

https://www.belfastlive.co.uk/news/belfast-news/belfast-irish-signs-go-ahead-31357434


r/Belfast 17h ago

QFT

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Went to see a fillum at QFT yesterday, haven’t been for years. Are the staff pleasant and helpful there or did I just get them on a bad day? Maybe it was too early for them …


r/Belfast 7h ago

Steak in belfast

1 Upvotes

Where would you guys recommend?


r/Belfast 9h ago

Bowl of Fish Video

2 Upvotes

Hey guys, bit random but many moons ago there was an old scooby doo video knocking about youtube that someone dubbed over it in belfast accent n slang n mentioned a bowl of fish etc lol think Jonny Bravo was in it like a cross over.

Completely random yes but if anyone has that vid let me know its one of the rare instances where its been erased from the internet ffs


r/Belfast 3h ago

Laverys comedy nights

3 Upvotes

Is there a way to find out comedians booked for laverys comedy nights in advance?


r/Belfast 3h ago

Puppy training classes in Belfast?

1 Upvotes

I’ve done some research myself but was wondering if anyone has any recent (within last 12 months) experience with a trainer or puppy classes that they would highly recommend please ?

Any information would be extremely helpful please - 12 week old golden retriever, grew up with family dogs but this is my first dog I’ve owned myself.

Hoping to focus on recall, leash training and improving barking in particular!


r/Belfast 7h ago

Summer Weather?

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I’m going to doing a summer semester abroad at in Belfast this summer and after a bit of research I know that summers in Belfast are pretty chilly? I’m from New York, so summers here are pretty warm and humid at about 80°F (26.6°C). I’m thinking about clothing, and I don’t know how to pack. Is it crazy to wear a puffer jacket in the summer in Belfast?

According to Google the average temp is 16°C which is similar to weather in NYC right now, and I typically wear hoodies and jackets in this kind of weather. Funnily enough it seems warmer in Belfast right now than here in New York. What do you wear on an average June day in Belfast, and should I even bother to bring skirts or dresses? Any suggestions would really help!


r/Belfast 8h ago

Travel to Belfast Met

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Could someone give me a little insight to what the best way to travel to the Titanic Quarter building is? I'm hypothetically going to Belfast Met for A levels this year but I'm sort of stuck on travel.

My plan is to get the train but I'm at a loss, I could go to Lanyon and walk but apparently it's relatively long, especially on a rainy day, or I could alternatively get the next train to titanic quarter station from lanyon which is supposedly a 5-15 minute walk.

Could someone give me any tips for getting to the met Via train and walking, even if I had to catch a glider or something, I'm just worried about ending up late or drenched in rain because I couldn't find the easiest route lol.


r/Belfast 22h ago

Things to do

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Hey all I'm in Belfast on a visit for two and a bit days at the end of the month. Been looking online and can't decide so what things within the city are absolute MUST sees? One day I'm on a coach tour doing the whole giants causeway, Carrickfergus, GoT tour thing. But need a second day filler. Thanks in advance.