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Ghumphrey Crown Liquor Saloon: ... Liquor Salon Belfast Belfast as a city has a very long an interesting past. Many interesting events in Irish history have played out in the bars and pub in Belfast. For instance it was in the pubs of Belfast that Wolfe Tone and Henry Joy Mc Cracken planned and organised the United Irishman rebellion of 1798. Belfast a whole host of old and interesting bars dotted in and around the city centre and many of them ...
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Pub / Bar National - Empire Bar Empire Bar
Pub / Bar National / Basement, 42 Botanic Avenue. Tel: +44 (0)1232 249 276. Monday: Johnny Hero's Pop & Trivia Quiz; Tuesday: The Empire Laughs Back - COMEDY CLUB; Wednesday: Chigago Nights with The Untouchables Admission: £3; Friday: Red Hot Roosters; Saturday: Strictly
overall rating  2 reviews
 
 
Crown Liquor Saloon Crown Liquor Saloon
Pub / Bar National / Great Victoria Street, Belfast.
overall rating  5 reviews
 
 
Pub / Bar National - Globe Globe
Pub / Bar National / University Road, Belfast BT7
overall rating  2 reviews
 
 
Pats Bar Pats Bar
Pub / Bar National / Clarendon Docks, Belfast. Tel: 028 9074 4524
overall rating  1 review
 
 
Pub / Bar National - Pubs in Londonderry in general Pubs in Londonderry in general
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overall rating  1 review
 
 
Basement Bar & Grill Basement Bar & Grill
Pub / Bar National / Donegal Square East, Belfast. Tel:(028) 90 331925.
overall rating  1 review
 
 
Pub / Bar National - Apartment Apartment
Pub / Bar National / BAR. Donegal Square West, Belfast. T (028) 9050 9777. F (028) 9050 9778
overall rating  4 reviews
 
 
The Botanic Inn The Botanic Inn
Pub / Bar National / BAR. 23-27 Malone Road, Belfast. Tel (028) 9066 0460. Fax (028) 9068 7122
overall rating  3 reviews
 
 
Pub / Bar National - Lavery's Gin Palace Lavery's Gin Palace
BAR. 12-16 Bradbury Place, Belfast. T (028) 9087 1100 / Pub / Bar National /1106
F (028) 9087 1101.
overall rating  2 reviews
 
 
Bar Twelve Bar Twelve
Pub / Bar National / Bar. 13 Lower crescent, Belfast BT7 1NR. Tel:01232 323 349.
overall rating  2 reviews
 
 
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gpollock The Botanic Inn
... Botanic Inn, affectionately known by locals as the Bot is one of Belfast s busiest and most popular bars and has been for generations. Located on the Malone Road near to Queen s University this bar has been the place to go for students and young professionals for many years and its popularity has never dwindled whilst other bars in Belfast have come and gone. The main bar is quite large with an upper area which has some seats and a bit of a space which sometimes turns into a dancefloor by the end of the night. There is also a smaller bar area off to the left of the main bar known by those who go there often as the old men s bar as this is where the older non-st...
Read the full review: The good old Bot! by gpollock
SaveMeTheMoney Ned's Pub (Holywood)
... s bar in Holywood is named after one of the former proprietors (of which there have only ever been three in the bar s history), Ned Carty who acquired the pub in 1967 and the pub is still owned by the Carty family. It is also known as the Maypole Bar, due to the big ships mast stuck in the ground in the middle of the road outside! This dates back to when a ship ran aground nearby and as a debt of gratitude to the people of Holywood who showed great generosity and chartiy to the survivors the maypole was given to the town as a gift. Ned s is right smack bang in the middle of Holywood, on the High Street, beside the Maypole! Ned s was first licensed in 1857 and woul...
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gpollock Apartment
... apartment bar in Belfast is not a bad place to go to. When it first opened about 8 years ago it was one of the coolest places to go and had a reputation for being very posey but standards have slipped a bit over the years and the crowd has tended to be a bit less classy. There s never any trouble in it and there s always a lot of talent guaranteed. However, it s still a really good bar to go to for a few drinks and really good cocktails - though on a busy night it can take quite a long time to get served when everyone is ordering cocktails. If you manage to get the good seats by the windows overlooking the City Hall and centre of Belfast its a great way to spend a...
Read the full review: Good bar for afternoon drinking/cocktails by gpollock
 
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