Built in 1870, it was a private house, complete with coach house and stables until 1930 when it was converted into flats and the outbuildings became commercial.
Filming was completed as Hearth Revolving Fund restored the building into 6 apartments, using original materials to maintain the feel of this Victorian house.
Belfast Anti War Movement held a march against the occupation of Iraq and Palestine on Saturday March 20th 2004 joining millions of people around the world on the anniversary of the invasion of Iraq.
Northern Irish businessman does business with Marxist revolutionary leader in Cuba. “He was interested in the fact that here was an Irishman who spoke Spanish better than he could, which rather fascinated him...
The story of the LGBT community in Northern Ireland over the last 100 years. So much of this history is hidden, often to be found in police records, hospital records and some diaries. It is also very much a living ...
The Crescent Arts Centre was the venue for a celebration of the Belfast Integration and Participation Project (BIPP). The project - the product of a collaboration between GEMS, the Law Centre, South Belfast...
