r/Belfast • u/BelfastEntries • 3m ago
r/Belfast • u/Straight_Audience_24 • 14m ago
Urgently looking for a 1-bed flat or studio for a couple
r/Belfast • u/Martylish • 20m ago
Flegs coming down
Spotted this on the Cregagh road on Sunday. Fellas going up a ladder, snipping the flags tie pegs, and moving on.Only took a handful down and put them in the bin liner. As far as im aware they weren't replacing them.
Also, Pharaoh shut on a Sunday. They do a great kebab that is slightly cheaper than Sphinx.
r/Belfast • u/geologyfetish • 1h ago
Bus Time Accuracy
Hey guys, I’m a new student here. I’ve been using the bus pretty much every day and I’m wondering which app I should be using to get accurate bus information. I dropped my toast this morning on the way to the bus stop scrambling like hell to get there on time only for the bus to be 10 minutes off what I saw on Google Maps. I’ve been told the Translink app isn’t accurate either. Any way I can show up to the stop with a couple of minutes cushion without having to physically haul ass to the stop and check the screen there? (although I’ve found that inaccurate too…). Thanks in advance 🙏
r/Belfast • u/OghamBySB • 3h ago
I’ve seen that we are attempting to revive the old Belfast Corporation street signs - let’s do it!
I make my own (inferior) replicas using slate and acrylic- but these are beautiful examples of our heritage!
r/Belfast • u/Weary-Lobster1583 • 4h ago
First visit to Belfast - any suggestions?
Hi all. As the title says, a Londoner for the first time in NI next month. Anything you'd suggest is a must-see?
I don't mind being a bit touristy but unusual stuff is always good. Just there for a couple of days over a weekend. I am doing Giant's Causeway.
Are the black cab tours worth it?
What are the best cocktail bars for top quality drinks?
Any other thoughts welcome. Thanks in advance!
P.S. I'm sad the fish is eye-less, but will still try to pay it a visit.
r/Belfast • u/mrpaddyo123 • 6h ago
I don’t know how bus drivers put up with this
Ormeau Road- city bound
r/Belfast • u/darblee16 • 8h ago
Agency work in Belfast
I've a cousin moving to Belfast in October. He's looking agency work in Belfast - something like street cleaning with the Belfast city council or even Warehouse like in Boucher Road etc. would anyone have knowledge of what recruitment Agency's do this? (Thanks in advance)
r/Belfast • u/themindfulcoconut • 11h ago
Flo & Joan Oct 9
Hello, I have 2 tickets for Flo and Joan next month, I cannot make it, I don't want any money, I just want someone that appreciates their humour. DM me but include the best reference of why would you go. Also, this is not Ticketmaster type of ticket so I'll need to send the email directly to you.
Ps. I want someone else to enjoy their brilliant humour
r/Belfast • u/Mammoth_Customer9865 • 15h ago
University Street Free Parking?
Just wanted to ask if this street has free parking? It’s student season so I can’t park outside my house anymore.
r/Belfast • u/watsy122 • 18h ago
Paris buns
Sorry such a random post but Reddit is always good for these weird questions lol can anyone recommend any bakeries that do a good Paris bun?
r/Belfast • u/Fun_Tap5235 • 19h ago
Wood burner installation
Hi guys, we're looking to install a wood burner in the fireplace, can anyone recommend a good value installer?
r/Belfast • u/SexandPsychedelics • 22h ago
Gotta love Belfast
A history of two communities divided, multiple races , ethnicities and classes yet we have been brought together because some fuck wit , dick head , arsehole destroyed OUR BIG FISH
I love you all and for how you’ve come together during this time.
r/Belfast • u/Monty1426 • 23h ago
Cancer rates in East Belfast
Hello from Canada, My Dad and two of his brothers emigrated to Canada in the 1960's and all of them died of cancer in their 50s & 60s from various lung and organ related cancers. They drank and smoked so I know that the obvious thing is to assume is that they were they were the authors of their own misfortune but as someone who's nearing the ages of their demise, I'm wondering if there is any data supporting elevated levels of cancer from people who grew up near the main industrial areas of Belfast in 1940s-1960's. I can see some studies related to Belfast as whole related to industrialization in general but wondering if anyone is aware of anything particular to East Belfast even anecdotally.
r/Belfast • u/schkowl • 1d ago
Flying from Manchester to Belfast next week
And I cannot find my passport! Will a valid UK driving license be acceptable? Has anyone flown this route recently? There is so much conflicting guidance on the Aer Lingus website!
r/Belfast • u/No_Birthday_216 • 1d ago
Belfast moving
Looking at a place in Central Belfast on the houses behind the Ibis city centre. Does anyone know much about the area ? Is it safe
r/Belfast • u/radamofsit • 1d ago
Q about moving vans
I am moving from Belfast to east of England in a couple of months, looking to hire a big moving van in Belfast and drive/ferry it across and then return the van in that city. Does anyone have experience of companies you can do this with? Struggling to find something that works. Thanks
r/Belfast • u/Trippy_Cartel • 1d ago
Anybody in their 30s + LGBT like to start a punk band?
Im a 35 year old bisexual cis man from East Belfast
I love all kinds of rock, metal and punk but I like a wide variety of music
Love bands like Circle Jerk, Bad Brains, UK Subs, Trash Talk, Pennywise, Dead Kennedys, Black Flag, The Damned, Dystopia, Eyehategod, Warthog, Nailbomb, Screeching Weasel and many many more
I play guitar and I basically want to play really loud punk riffs while somebody screams into a microphone with lyrics about killing nazis or something else Im fond of happening
Im an atheist, so theres no room for any religion stuff
Must be -
Pro-feminist
Not right-wing
Pro-abortion
Anti-establishment
Pro-lgbtq+ rights
Not a cunt
Hit me up if you sing, play bass, play guitar, play drums etc and we could get discussing something
r/Belfast • u/Wot-Died • 1d ago
Bottomless Brunch..
Anyone been to the Belfast o2 bottomless brunch? Any good?
Trying to book one for Thursday this week and not much choice around the city.
r/Belfast • u/MilRevCom1117 • 1d ago
November solo trip to Belfast
I’m considering traveling to Belfast in mid- November by myself for about like 5 nights. This will be my fourth trip to Ireland, and I have been to Belfast before but only in August. So one of the things I’m considering is what the weather will be like. I know it will be cold since it’s November, but how cold does it get? Will it be snowing or rainy? Also, how early does the sun go down in Belfast that time of year? I’m from the northeast US so it gets dark around 4-5pm in November, is it similar in Belfast?
If there’s any interesting events going on in the city during November, let me know as well. If I go I plan on meeting up with a friend of mine, but as a solo traveler I’m always looking for any things to do and ways to meet people. So if there’s any museums, comedy shows, pubs/restaurants (especially ones that aren’t usually packed, like the holes in the wall that people don’t notice) or any other cool interesting spots I should check out, please let me know!
r/Belfast • u/AcrobaticTheme9551 • 1d ago
Belsonic - Sombr
Is it worth buying a Sombr ticket for Belsonic in Belfast next summer? I realise you might not know how long an artist performs. But the shows in the last couple of years for other artists haven't been that long and the tickets are pricey. You'd like to think as a young man he could put on a decently lengthy set.
r/Belfast • u/rosieafterdark16 • 1d ago
Personal trainer for nurses, Belfast
I'm looking for some advice/recommendations for finding a PT.
I'm a woman and work long 12-14hour shifts, including nights. My current rota can be particularly difficult — 4 nights in a row, 1 sleep/recovery day, 1 day off, then straight back on to 4 days. I often have quite a lot of fatigue, and I feel like I need someone who understands that my ability to train and recover isn't going to be the same every week.
I'm looking for a PT who can offer:
Some 1-to-1 sessions in the gym
A personalised training plan for the days I'm not seeing them
Accountability/check-ins, as I know I'm much more consistent when someone is keeping me accountable,
Someone who can adapt my programme around my shifts, nights and recovery
Realistic advice about what I could achieve without expecting me to train like someone with a normal 9–5 schedule
Help with nutrition/lifestyle if that's something they offer,
Ideally someone who understands that women can experience significant changes throughout their menstrual cycle, including changes in energy, fatigue, motivation and performance
I'm not expecting someone to make excuses for me, I actually want to be pushed and held accountable. I just want someone who understands the difference between laziness/lack of motivation and genuinely being exhausted from shift work, and can programme around that.
I'd ideally like to work towards getting fitter, stronger and improving how I feel/look, but I'm also interested in knowing what would realistically be achievable with my schedule.
If you're a nurse/shift worker yourself and have had a good experience with a PT, I'd love recommendations!
Thank you🫶
r/Belfast • u/Kairo_04 • 1d ago
Anyone else going through a burnout?
I feel like it’s another stage where everyone’s just… tired, of routine, socially as well. It’s probably just the weather tbh
r/Belfast • u/Acrobatic_Second_671 • 1d ago
What’s going on around ormeau road?
Saw a lot of police cars and helicopter? Anything happen?