C&M lift at forestside shopping centre, Belfast
Walking into Belfast 17 09 16
Walking into Belfast 17 09 16
CHRISTMAS SHOPPING/ FORESTSIDE SHOPPING CENTRE????????????????????????
Christmas shopping at Forestdide shopping centre. First we went to Smyth superstores to buy some gifts.
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Lift at Forestside shopping centre car park in Belfast
The Death of town shopping in and near Belfast. Rant
The truth is our city centre shops are dying and we have few good shopping roads left. Yet city and town councils continue to place high rates, high rentals and impose hgh parking fines. City centre car parking charges deter many would be shoppers yet councils do not see them as a problem because they are a major cash cow.
Internet shopping, out of town superstore shopping where everything is located in a pleasant, rain free, well lit, warm environment, has also brought about evolving shopping trends. The city centre and street shopping is no longer attractive. The old fashioned sense of community has largely died out too so that shoppers no longer feel any loyalty/obligation to the local small shop. instead they will shop where they can buy it cheapest.
Our town and city centre shopping areas are becomong smaller and thus less attractive. They are ghost towns when darkness falls and many have a series of empty shop properties. Unless something is down by councils to buck this trend then it will mark the death of town/city shopping once and for all. These centre will drift into emptiness and disrepair and therefore very attractive for anyone never mind visiting tourists!
Belfast Boat Ride
Boat Tour of the River Lagan in Belfast, Northern Ireland.
August 3, 2015
9 Castlehill Farm Belfast House Tour
Castlehill Farm is an exclusive and cleverly designed residential development. These properties are much admired for their traditional values and styling. The attractive stone facades create the feel of rural living with a mix of property types positioned in small clusters. These properties were constructed circa 2005 and enjoy a location that lies in the catchment area to a range of the Province's leading primary and grammar schools. Belfast city centre is within ten minutes' drive with ease of access to the outer ring and its range of retail outlets including Forestside shopping centre, Tesco's 24 Hours and many other amenities.
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Lift at BHS in Belfast. This Store Is Closing. This Is The Last Video You Will See Off This Lift!!!
Sorry for no videos for a while. I haven't found any new lifts to film for a while. The car park lifts at Forestside shopping centre are currently being modernised, so there will be a new video of them out when they are completed!????
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Walking Around Belfast (Titanic)
15 July 2015:
Belfast, UK. Exploring Titanic Belfast.
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Our Xmas Ad for this Christmas.
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Belfast Marathon 2013 - East Belfast (Holywood Road, Belmont & Strandtown)
The 31st Annual Belfast City Marathon has taken place in the City, join the early stage as the marathon travels through Belmont & Strandtown in East Belfast, before continuing up the Holywood Road, Sydenham Bypass and returning through Belfast City Centre - more photos on simplybelfast.co.uk
Cornmarket, Belfast, Rocks to Our Bikes
What a great adventure this time round. We rocked up at Cornmarket in Belfast City Centre with our festival bikes and rickshaws and powered up DJ Dave Ralston for 2 hours, pumping out tunes to keep city shoppers rocking, including an impromptu guest appearance by Rebekah Fitch who composed her song as she went along. All powered entirely using our E-Bikes, including the one and only, Host from the Coast, Alan Simpson!
UK Lift at M&S at the Eastgate Shopping Centre in Inverness
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Belvoir Park Belfast - One of the Parks in Belfast City
Belvoir Park Belfast - The Forest in the City. Have you ever been there?
Belvoir Park Belfast is located near the city of Belfast, the Belvoir Park Forest is rife with wildlife, including Large Bracket Fungi and flowering plants, such as the Giant Hogweed, as well as birds such as the Long-eared Owls, and mammals such as the red squirrels.
Managed by the Forest Service, Belvoir Park Forest walks within the forest link to the Lagan River 'Towpath' and the Lagan Valley Regional Park (
It is close to Belvoir Park Golf Club, Belvoir Park Hospital and Forestside Shopping Centre and it is open to visitors 24 hours a day.
Interesting Landmarks
• Belvoir Motte
The Belvoir motte dates back to the Norman era when John de Courcy invaded Ulster and established settlements at Dundrum and Carrickfergus. The motes were set up as defense against the southern approaches to Carrickfergus.
• Woodland
The Belvoir Park Forest is home to almost thirty-five species of birds, including common resident species, such as blackbird, song thrush, robin and woodpigeon and more unusual species such as jay and long-eared owl.
• Medieval Graveyard
A private graveyard is located within the Park and has been in there since the 14th century. Currently, it holds the empty tomb of the Dungannon family.
• Arboretum
The previous estate owners, the Dungannons and Batesons, planted many trees in park. Thanks to them, there are now numerous mature specimens of trees, such as redwood and cedar.
History of Belvoir Park Belfast
The Hill family settled at Belvoir in the early 18th century and built a large house that stood on the site of the current car park. In the 19th century, the Hill family sold the estate to the Batesons, whose son became Lord Deramore in 1885. The Deramores returned to England at the end of the 19th century and leased the estate to Walter H Wilson, a partner with Harland and Wolff. The last private tenant at Belvoir was Sir James Johnston, who was the Lord Mayor of Belfast in 1917-18.
“Belvoir’s trees are living landmarks, home to thousands of species of plants and animals, yet sadly lacking the recognition they deserve”, says Nikki Williams, Ancient Tree Hunt project manager. She also adds that “anyone can visit the web site and add their discoveries. Identifying their whereabouts is an important first step in securing their future - both for the benefit of wildlife and for the enjoyment of generations to come... We want to give as many people as possible in Northern Ireland the chance to get to grips with our remarkable old trees, and Belvoir Park Forest provides the perfect venue. With its extensive parkland and woodland, Belvoir is home to an impressive number of veteran trees which have seen centuries come and go. This event is brimming with activity. It’s a chance to learn how to identify and record our ancient trees, and it’s also an opportunity to simply enjoy the beauty of woodland. We have a creative agenda in store for kids as well, so there’s something for all the family.”
Definitely worth visiting Belvoir Forest - there are not too many forests of this size and diversity in Belfast.
Nearby Attractions
• Space CRAFT
Space CRAFT is a shop, gallery and exhibition area owned and managed by the Craft and Design Collective that sells products made by locals.
• Northern Ireland War Memorial
The exhibition features WWII memorials by shedding light on the Home Front, the Belfast blitz of 1941 and the presence of US forces from 1942 to 1944.
The museum showcases a variety of historical objects, including uniforms, photographs and oral histories, as well as the names of the 1100 men, women and children who lost their lives in the Belfast blitz.
There are various original artworks on display; a stained glass memorial window by Stanley Murray Scott, a copper frieze commemorating the vital war industries in N.Ireland, an original portrait of James Magennis VC and a bronze sculpture by John Sherlock.
These different Belfast attractions come in addition to the parks that are found in the city and which prove that Northern Ireland is one of those countries around the world that enjoy a greenery space and thus welcomes tourists to it. Those parks which we could mention some of them now include the Botanic Gardens in Belfast ( Ormeau Park ( Victoria Park ( Sir Thomas and Lady Dixon Park ( and many others found in Northern Ireland as well.
Belfast parks are numerous, you just have to know which one is the closest to your location and choose to go and visit it, otherwise you will spend your vacation in Belfast visiting parks.
The best locations around Ireland / Northern Ireland and further afield. A travel blog/vlog of the hidden treasures that are on our doorstep.
The Canal Court Hotel & Spa
WHAT'S IN THE BOX CHALLENGE WITH THE MONTIJO FAMILY????????????????????????
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5 Martinville Park, Belfast, BT8
The Lettings Company is pleased to introduce this beautifully presented, Modern 3 bedroom semi detached house located in the popular Martinville Park, Beechill Road.
Just off the Beechill Road, this modern residence is just minutes away from Forestside shopping complex and Tesco superstore at Newtownbreda. A selection of leading schools and leisure facilities are within easy reach and the popular bars, restaurants and local amenities of the Saintfield Road itself are just seconds from the property, along with the offerings on the nearby Cregagh Road and Ravenhill Road just a short drive away. In addition, local bus routes offer easy commuting from the Saintfield Road, ideal for those travelling into Belfast city centre, Lisburn and even further afield making this property easily accessible and a perfect home for families, young professionals and couples looking to move to a quiet. family orientated neighbourhood.