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Tell Us

March 30th, 2009

Help us improve SnapshotBelfast by sharing your thoughts on what you would like to see on the site. ShareSpeak-up your stories, your thoughts and ideas about Belfast. Why do you lve the city, where do you like to go. What keeps you coming back for more and what excites you about the thought of visiting for the first time.

How do you get here and once here, how do you get around. We want to hear from you. We want you to tell your friends and keep coming back.

Do we post enough updates, are the poste relevant to you.

We need you. Share your thoughts with us.

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WiFi Hotspots

March 27th, 2009

WE ARE FINDING OUT ABOUT MORE AN MORE PLACES THAT ARE ACTUALLY FREE!

If you know of more then tell us and we will add you to our list.

WiFi ZoneAfter doing some research to find WiFi hotspots in Belfast I was disappointed to find that the majority seem to be a paid service. WiFi should be free, so if you offer a free service then please let us know. if people know about it then you never know, it might just drive more foot traffic to your store/cafe/restaurant/pub.

For now, the best i can do is share with you the various locations. BT is clearly the leader in the provision of WiFi, so if you have  BT Broadband at home, make sure you know your details so that you can access for free.

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To see all the locations on a map, click here.

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Must See Belfast Murals

March 27th, 2009
Frederick Douglass mural on the 'Solidarity Wa...
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A trip to Belfast is not complete without taking a tour to see the many murals on offer across the city. from the nationalist Falls Road to the Loyalist Shankill Road and every area in between, the city seems to have every gable end and prominent wall transformed by a mural.

The Falls Road also boasts what is known as the International Peace Wall with depictions of George W. Bush’s Iraqi War, the Arab-Israeli Conflict, Spanish Civil War and other global campaigns, past and present.

many locals have taken advantage of the change from conflict to peace and now offer tours round these sites to see and be pictured in front of these murals. generally your tour guide is full of strories, jokes and craic whcih make the visit that little bit more enjoyable. And as we have stated in our many other posts, you will find an abundance of great pubs and restaurants to unwind after a long day of treking and photographing.

Some of the companies offering tours of the Murals include:

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Belfast City Marathon in 39 days

March 26th, 2009

Belfast City MarathonThe countdown is on at at the time of posting, there are only 39 days left until the running of the Belfast city marathon.

Sponsored by Deep RiverRock  the run which takes place on the 4th May, is expected to host over 15,000 runners. The final cut-off point for enteries is 17th April so if by some chance you are fit and well and capable of making it through the gruelling 26 miles, you can still sign up.

The race starts at the City Hall and finishes in the Ormeau Park on a route that will take runners into all the major parts of the city.

Good luck one an all.

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