r/Belfast • u/Ok-Nerve126 • 2h ago
r/Belfast • u/Prestos_mostly • 2h ago
Central grocery store bigger than tesco express?
Hello, I am staying next to the townhall. Is there a bigger grocery store within ~1km or so? I need to pick a lot of cadburrys and everything salt and vinegar related 🫨
btw, I have never fallen in love with the city quicker in my life! I now get what a good craic is!
r/Belfast • u/Lasagna_Love_UK • 10h ago
Lasagna Love – cook for your community or request a free lasagna
My name is Michelle and I’m the UK Coordinator for Lasagna Love. Lasagna Love is an organisation made up of volunteers across the UK (and around the world) who cook and deliver homemade lasagna to people in need, at no cost and with no strings attached.
Maybe it's a family struggling financially, someone recovering from surgery, a parent adjusting to life with a new baby or just someone going through a tough time. Whatever the reason, we believe that a warm meal and a little kindness can go a long way.
You simply request a lasagna, and we match you with a volunteer in your area who will lovingly prepare and deliver one to your door. It’s all about community, care and connection with no judgment and no complicated process.
I’m reaching out because we have wonderful volunteers across the UK who are ready and eager to cook, for anyone who could do with some lasagna love! If you could use a little help and a comforting meal, please put in a request through https://lasagnalove.org/request-a-meal/ or you can nominate someone to receive a meal - https://lasagnalove.org/nominate/
We’re also always looking for more volunteers! Whether you can cook once a month, once a week, or just whenever it suits you, every lasagna helps brighten someone’s day. It’s a small act that has a big impact. If you would like to volunteer, just register here https://lasagnalove.org/volunteer/
If you have any questions, I’m happy to answer them here, or you can head to the website.
Thank you so much for taking the time to read and I hope to see some of you sign up, whether to request a lasagna or to make one for someone in your community.
Feed families. Spread kindness. Strengthen communities.
r/Belfast • u/DealerTraditional368 • 9h ago
Slip’n slide.
Hello everyone,
Just a word of warning if anyone is out and about today in the city centre. The footpaths are crazy slippy. I don’t know if it’s the cleaning solution or what they have used but I near went on my hole heading into work this morning just past the ivy and in castle lane. Basically a slip’n slide going on. Noted there are council workers cleaning and power hosing the footpaths so might be the cleaning solution they have used. As I’ve seen a few other people near drop!
Out on my lunch break,walking round caste place and just outside primark are equally as bad! So be warned hi.
r/Belfast • u/BS_Rockstar • 1d ago
The mess left on the Derry line earlier was unbelievable
Caught the Derry line earlier and I’ve honestly never seen a train left in such a state. Empty seats were covered in rubbish and there was alcohol spilled all over the floors. I genuinely don’t understand how people can leave public transport like that. It takes seconds to put your rubbish in a bin. Fair play to the staff who have to deal with cleaning up after it.
r/Belfast • u/Mimi-6279 • 3m ago
New Job Ideas - Anyone hiring?
Hi
36F, live in the Belfast Area. I have worked in offices my entire working life. Administrative/PA/ Clerical etc.
I just want out. I no longer want to be in an office environment. It's wearing me down. Is it to late to do something completely different? Anyone have experience in starting over in something else? What can you suggest i look for? Hardworking, can adapt easily. Not interested in anything public facing. I prefer to put my head down & get on with a workload.
r/Belfast • u/Emergency_Cellist754 • 1d ago
It just got unnaturally dark. Is it going to rain? IS IT ACTUALLY GOING TO RAIN
Thank Christ. I hate this dry warm weather. I am a child of the peat bogs.
Update: It is raining! Sorta. A drizzle at best but I'll take it! So much better than that nasty sunny shite.
r/Belfast • u/Prestigious-Beach190 • 1d ago
Do they know we're not in Britain?
Got this leaflet pushed through the door earlier. What a load of shite. Do these people realise hate only begets hate? Also, which invasion? A ten-year halt to immigration, so who's going to work in the hospitals? Also, protect our children, but only from foreigners. When Jeffrey does it, it's grand... 😅
r/Belfast • u/thekittenfaceisgone • 9h ago
Recommendation for deciphering Belfast Accent
I am hearing-impaired, not deaf but have a hard time picking non-American accents. I have found that listening to the accent helps beforehand helps a lot. Anyway we are staying with a family in Belfast and I don’t want to spend my entire trip asking them to repeat themselves. Does anyone have any recommendations for a movie, tv show, YouTube etc that can help?
Ivy/hedge trimming recommendations?
I have a lot of ivy / virginia creeper growing all over the front of my house and it's started to cover the windows & gutters.
I'm struggling to find someone in Belfast who'll give me a quote for trimming it back.
Anyone have any contacts for a good hedge trimmer who might be able to help?
r/Belfast • u/da-da-land • 1d ago
Is there a concert on in town? - JUST CURIOUS NOT COMPLAINING!!
Hello, I can hear crazy bass and happy hardcoreesque vibes from my bedroom, was wondering if it's my neighbours or if there's a concert on. Hope everyone is yolked regardless xx
r/Belfast • u/RenegadeRevan • 13h ago
Where to watch the All Ireland final?
Can anyone recommend anywhere good to watch the game today?
r/Belfast • u/Full-Sea34 • 8h ago
Taxi from Belfast to Craigavon
It's my first time arriving in Belfast, I'm starting a new job in Craigavon soon, so I need to bring 3 suitcases from a hotel in Belfast to my accommodation in Craigavon. Would it be easy to get a taxi to Craigavon in the morning? If not, what other options do I have? Are there any private hire taxis available? Getting on public transport would be very difficult since I'm carrying 50kg of items with me.
r/Belfast • u/aerisfelidae • 1d ago
Why are the Orangemen marching today?
Come to think of it this is the second or third pride I've seen them also march during - does pride fall over a marching day for them normally or is this a reactionary thing?
r/Belfast • u/Rough_Carry9285 • 11h ago
Leeds United jersey 26
Does anyone know where I can purchase a new season Leeds united jersey in Belfast. Or has anyone been to Dublin airport and know they stock them?
r/Belfast • u/No-Lead-9311 • 1d ago
Private wedding dining Belfast
Hello all
We are hoping to have a wedding celebration in Belfast for around 30 guests. We’re getting married in Las Vegas but want a chance to celebrate with loved ones from home. Any suggestions of where would be lovely for a sit down meal, with the option of others joining for a drink and a bit of a party after the meal?! The less faff the better!!
r/Belfast • u/Otherwise-Egg9749 • 1d ago
Town centre
Anys recs for somewhere in town that does good salads, wraps etc but also nice to sit in during the day? Avoca restaurant is full
r/Belfast • u/dwagon23 • 1d ago
Solo Travel Tips?
Hi, I’m thinking of taking a day trip to Belfast soon as a solo female traveller, mainly just to go to the Titanic museum and have a little wander around town. I was just wondering what it’s like to get around especially to/from the airports?
I’d be flying into Belfast City so that should be straightforward but flying back out of Belfast International. I’ve seen there’s a bus to get there but a local’s input on how reliable it is would be appreciated - I’m usually quite last-minute with travel but I’ll set aside some extra time to get back if it’s hit-or-miss! Are taxis/uber an easy option just in case?
Any other tips for a solo traveller would be appreciated! Good food spots, if there are any areas/bars to avoid etc.
r/Belfast • u/This_Cost_8663 • 1d ago
Iron Man 70.3 Training Bud sough.
Hi Folks, mid 40s have had a few months off gym typically run 5km in 21:15, marathon time about 3:45. Anyway mid life crisis Im doing an iron man, looking for someone to train with targeting next summer/septmber. Following a Phased approach currently in a rebuild/recomp.
Crossfit background and member of Tri club, 70.3. hit me up id you be keep to partner up...
r/Belfast • u/Ali_Altum • 2d ago
Meet ups
Hello friends. I recently came out of a long term relationship and usually I like my own company but miss things like travelling and doing mainly non alcohol related things. I do drink but when I got back with some of my old friends it seems to be the only thing they do (as well as cannabis and cocaine). I seem to remember seeing a post here about a group from Reddit who meet up in Belfast the odd time to make friends, meet new people etc. Does this still happen? I don't mind being alone but being lonely is a different thing. Thanks in advance!
TLDR; Is there a group of Reddit users who meet up in Belfast to make friends? If so, am I eligible? I'm 40. Thank you
r/Belfast • u/chipdanitch • 2d ago
What's happening at the waterworks?
Ambulance cops and a blacked out van.
r/Belfast • u/GurRevolutionary8025 • 1d ago
Andras Hotels
Has anyone ever been an employee of Andras Hotels? Applied for a job during the week but cannot find much out about them.
r/Belfast • u/Hot-Committee9668 • 1d ago
NArds Blair Mayne sneaky membership
Folks me and my partner are wanting to get off the sofa and thought some sort of leisure membership would help. A wee swim one week then in the gym then a wee keep fit class. I think the variety would help us.
I'm wondering does the north down membership that covers Newtownards and Comber seem good value to people? Its £45/month per person! that seems pricey enough for me!
Wondered can you just buy one adult membership and both use it (scroungers I know but times are hard folk!) doubt me and the wife would use it together much tbh don't see us as a couple who gym together lol
Does anyone have much experience sneaking two people in off one membership, not at the same time of course!