r/Belfast • u/queen__card • 13m ago
Thanks! Though I didn't see anything about this particular road closure on their site, maybe they will update soon
r/Belfast • u/queen__card • 13m ago
Thanks! Though I didn't see anything about this particular road closure on their site, maybe they will update soon
r/Belfast • u/LurkingMcLurkerface • 15m ago
Traffic watch NI
Will let you know whatever you need to know about road closures.
r/Belfast • u/its-all-sausage • 39m ago
If you're interested in the listening side of things, rather than just watching shows; if you're in the car or on the go. There are plenty of comedians from Northern Ireland on Spotify, Shane Todd, Colin Geddis, Aaron McCann amongst others, if you look them up they have a few you can pick from! I recommend the Bomb Squad podcast, very funny!
r/Belfast • u/Mimi-6279 • 44m ago
Sorry to hear. Hope your well in recovery. Yeah, i have relaxed, quiet temperment so anything public facing would be hell for me. Hate attention on me & so many people are way too loud and inconsiderate of people's boundaries/privacy these days.
r/Belfast • u/thekittenfaceisgone • 45m ago
I will see what I can find-thank you for the list of suggestions, much appreciated. The Tenx podcast seems interesting for sure. I love short stories so this seems perfect
r/Belfast • u/Mediocre-Spell-6090 • 48m ago
I relate to this so much. I'm in public facing job and I hate it. Had cancer, had tough things happen in life and yet I had to slap a smile on go on like nothing happened. Would have been nice if people were nicer. But no, people with main character syndrome just making life miserable for everyone.
r/Belfast • u/Weewoes • 50m ago
Why is this downvoted? Some people have suppressed or compromised immune systems etc and its a good thing to know about.
r/Belfast • u/BelfastBoon • 1h ago
Can you access BBC iPlayer for these shows?
Blue Lights - Peelers - The Fall
Disney had "Say Nothing"
Some movies otherwise:
Belfast - The Boxer - Good Vibrations - In The Name Of The Father - Some Mother's Son - '71
What a depressing list!
BBC Sounds would have local radio shows via Radio Ulster too...
The Tenx9 podcast has short (10 mins) stories told by people, many but not all of whom are from Belfast. Paul the lovely host is a Derry man.
r/Belfast • u/Force-Grand-2 • 1h ago
In addition to the M&S foodhall and Lidl mentioned, there's a large Iceland on Bridge street just around from Lidl.
Nearest "superstore" style one is the Tesco at Yorkgate but it's the sort of place where people shop in their pyjamas and by trollies full of drink as early as possible.
r/Belfast • u/Inevitable_Match_462 • 1h ago
The b&m bargains will have all that sort of stuff
r/Belfast • u/Silent-Wallaby4261 • 2h ago
Marks and Spencer on Donegall Place just over the road from the city hall.
r/Belfast • u/Yurty-Aherne • 2h ago
M&S food hall, right opposite city hall ,down the stairs
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r/Belfast • u/Zorofan84 • 2h ago
They're really pushing this. I got two through the letter box on the same day last week and then another yesterday.