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Please tell me about safety there. what happen between catholic and protestant. where to stay? how can I find accommodation for one month, preferably one bedroom apartment that I can rent for one month. thank you

2007-02-17 09:46:32 · 6 answers · asked by Anonymous in Travel United Kingdom Belfast

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basically there is nothing 2 worry about. lived here all my life, im from county armagh and really its all over. theres always lots 2 do in belfast and surrounding areas if u have transport. if u want 1bed apartment for short time i suggest buying a copy of the belfast telegrapgh they have listings of local housing to let and u should get a very fair price. here normally a one bed apartmet would cost from £300-£800 A MONTH depending on what class u want. check out irish tourist board ,bord failtie online 4 some good places to see and stay. enjoy!!!!!

2007-02-18 05:23:40 · answer #1 · answered by ORLA 1 · 0 0

Hi Carole
I just spend five years in Belfast and it truly was a great adventure. Working as a bouncer I saw the underbelly of Belfast and to be honest it is little different than any other city in the western world. However, sectarianism is still prevalent in some estates as Clanz mentioned. If you stay close to town and the tourist areas you will not encounter anything out of the ordinary. But, the majority of people in Belfast realise that thirty years of mayhem has robbed them of normalcy and they would now just like to get on with their lives.

Belfast has a very young population that likes to party, so it gives the city a real energy and vibe that is infectious. You will have plenty to do in Belfast and the surrounding coastal regions. The city is compact and easy to get around, with a good bus service and most taxi rides around a "fiver". You can go to the Odyssey Arena and spend the day bowling, watching a movie or visiting Sci-Tech, take the Red bus tour around Belfast, have a coffee or drink along The Golden Mile. Go shopping in the city centre. Take the train to the Antrim coast.

As for accommodation it really depends how much you want to spend; The Malone Lodge has serviced apartments and on the same street there are several bed and breakfast type places. This is up near Queens University and is a lovely cosmopolitan area. I lived around this area. You have the Museum, the Botanic Gardens, Restaurants and Pubs in a place called Stranmillis. All just a good fifteen minutes walk from town. You have plenty of shops around on the major roads as well.

I recommend Belfast highly. I had a great Five years there.

2007-02-17 13:33:18 · answer #2 · answered by roguengine 1 · 0 0

Hello,
I hope I can help, but although alot of the troubles are now subsided in Belfast, it reall is a beautiful city to visit, If it was me doing the trip, and I am from County Galway in the republic of Ireland, I would consider taking a place to stay outside of Belfast like on the County Down coast like Bangor, Newtownards, or Comber, all within an easy drive or bus trip into belfast, and what a lovely place to spend a whole month on Holiday, Janey! you would never want to leave......
The religious differences now are just about settled too, you can easily find the church of your faith wherever you are staying,. and worship Our God in the peace of your own devotions, I honestly feel, there will not be any more flare ups over religion anymore, there's no point. just be happy on your holiday, and if you want to, you can just keep quiet about your religious beliefs, in the knowledge that if you ask our God to protect you, and you enjoy the month's stay and nothing happens to upset you, then maybe our God heard you, and looked after you all the time anyway. please go, and enjoy yourselves, a family together will love the place, because you all know and Love each other. Heaven bless you all. ..... Tony M

2007-02-17 10:26:29 · answer #3 · answered by tony m 4 · 0 0

completely risk-free. choose for it. Belfast and northern eire has made extensive advancements over the years. There are continuously hassle spots, like in each and every city. there have been days once you won't stroll up specific streets as you will possibly understand you have been soliciting for it yet that has particularly much all replaced. do no longer bypass via those factors at night yet in the process the day no worry. As for Belfast city itself, it relatively is basically like various different city. the days of military patrolling the streets are long long long previous. You wont be conscious any distinction from different cities now. I even have tried to have conversations with human beings approximately faith in artwork places yet you basically get no answer. the problem isn't suggested between prevalent primary human beings. Many (no longer that many) of the flash factors at present are in co armagh and craigavon etc.

2016-10-02 07:38:57 · answer #4 · answered by ? 4 · 0 0

You'll be fine! Northern Ireland is a beautiful country and Belfast an awesome city! As long as you stay out of the estates and certain areas you should be fine, try and stay central! Look on the internet regarding where to stay. But don't be scared you'll enjoy it!

2007-02-17 12:10:07 · answer #5 · answered by clanz 3 · 0 0

yes please come and see our country. do as tony says and stay in bangor. its a seaside town and only 20 minutes out of belfast.
our country is lovely and so are the people despite the bad press we get.

2007-02-17 14:45:54 · answer #6 · answered by pamela g 4 · 0 0

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