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1. The Famous Murals of The Bogside June 19, 2009 THE PEOPLE’S GALLERY of DERRY, Northern Ireland Trevor Philips Now that the tourist season is upon us once again we decided to visit The Bogside Artists who are back at their studio in The Bogside. Tom Kelly, Kevin Hasson and William Kelly have been doing just that for some time now. Indeed they were the first people to set up a tour of their own murals over six years ago. Now, there are more than a few. At their studio they are relaxed and looking forward to the next spate of curious onlookers coming to meet with them. I had some questions to ask them. Q: What do tourists say wh... (read more) Author: Trevor Philips

2. Spend Your Holidays in Belfast June 15, 2009 Belfast, the capital city of the Northern Ireland can prove to be one of the best vacation spots for a short break holiday. This vibrant city depicts cosmopolitan life with a number of attractions to explore and excellent hotels to stay. There are numerous attractions in the city for visitors of all ages. If you are a young traveller looking for some active nightlife Belfast, will not disappoint you, with a wide selection of great pubs and clubs. You have to find good Belfast hotels to make your stay comfortable during your trip. In Belfast, you can find hotels with different star rat... (read more) Author: Xochitl Hernandez

3. The Scrappage Scheme for used cars. How it works? May 29, 2009 After months of discussion about introducing the scrappage scheme in GB and NI, the initiative has finally been introduced. After dramatic news from the industry that were coming in the previous months and the analysis of the situation in the countries that have already decided on incentive schemes, the Government decided to place it in the budget and the plan has now reached the implementation phase (started on 18th May). The initiative was designed to stimulate the used cars market in NI and GB and encourage users to switch to more environmentally-friendly models. The rules The sc... (read more) Author: Monica Walicka

4. Factors While Buying Home and Car Insurance May 27, 2009 Shopping around for insurance cover is the best way to look for insurance quotes in Northern Ireland. While buying insurance the principle aim is to save as much money as possible. And for this shopping around to have a good knowledge about insurance market is the best option. Several tips to be kept in mind while getting an insurance quote in Northern Ireland cover include- 1) When a person shop around for insurance cover he should not be sticking for the first company only rather he should look for several different companies as far better premiums can be provided by them. One ... (read more) Author: Francis Adam

5. How to Get Suitable Car Insurance April 29, 2009 The need of car insurance has been increasingly felt with the seemingly rise in road accidents. The people inhabiting Northern Ireland find it increasingly difficult to get insurance company that provides them with car insurance because of conditions in their place. Few years back you can find the forms online but one could not get the insurance policy after submitting their forms at the end. Now while surfing through net you can find many insurers with their different quotes about car insurance and also some living in places like Northern Ireland. These insurers give people some tips on how t... (read more) Author: Francis Adam

6. King of the Jockeys April 28, 2009 In 1974 in Moneyglass, County Antrim, Northern Ireland a boy was born that would grow up to become the greatest jockey of the modern age if not ever. Tony McCoy or A.P McCoy as he is more commonly known rode his first winner at the Irish racecourse of Thurles on the 26th March 1992 on a horse named " Legal Steps" this was the start of a career that has seen him become the leading jumps jockey of all time, when McCoy rode " Mighty Mantefalco" to victory at Uttoxeter on 27th August 2002 the bar was set and he has just been forcing it higher and higher ever since, indeed he rode his 3000th... (read more) Author: frosty JOHNSON

7. Enjoy comfortable stay in cheap hotels April 22, 2009 No doubt that the UK is one of the most advanced countries of the world. It is famous worldwide for its diverse and rich heritage. It has plethora of attractive tourist destinations which woo the foreigners to visit this country so often. The UK comprises four countries like England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales. This region attracts so many tourists every month because of many famous places like Alton Tower, Buckingham palace etc. In almost all the cities of UK, one can find different types of cheap hotels depending on one's budget and requirements. There is a wide range of accom... (read more) Author: Andrew Peterson

8. Overview of the city of Belfast and its Attractions April 16, 2009 Belfast is one of the most tourist destination situated in Northern Ireland. This city has loads of exciting places to visit and experience the scenic beauty of nature. Tourists also get to see splendor historic architectural monuments and mesmerizing Victorian pubs. In city's south you can find highly popular Queen's university and the Ulster museum, also scenic Botanic gardens. Belfast is the second largest city of Ireland, but a compact one with every area of interest situated at walking distance from city center that is near to Donegall Square. This area is prime area having many Bel... (read more) Author: Alan Coyne

9. Buying a used car in Northern Ireland April 08, 2009 The figures provided by the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT) showed that only 313,912 cars were registered in March in UK what gives a 30.5% fall in sales compared to March 2008. Most car dealers in Northern Ireland have decided to shift their attention to the used car sector as the demand for second hand vehicles remains high. It seems that most of those who want to change their car at the moment, decide on an used one. If you are one of them, here are some tips to consider when buying a used car. First of all, you have to remember that it’s not only the price that ma... (read more) Author: Detlef Sierck

10. UK hotel booking guide April 06, 2009 United Kingdom is one of the greatest destination choices for vacation for people of every age group. This attractive country having a constitutional realm, compromises of four vital countries which are Northern Ireland, Wales, Scotland and England, and together named as United Kingdom. London city one of the most important attractions of world for tourists and is the utmost visited place. Significance of hotels cannot be ruled by anyone. It's a second home for everybody and specifically essential for those being out on tours for nearly all throughout the year. Hotels participate as a vi... (read more) Author: Jamie Hanson

11. ÿþU April 03, 2009 United Kingdom is one of the greatest destination choices for vacation for people of every age group. This attractive country having a constitutional realm, compromises of four vital countries which are Northern Ireland, Wales, Scotland and England, and together named as United Kingdom. London city one of the most important attractions of world for tourists and is the utmost visited place. Significance of hotels cannot be ruled by anyone. It's a second home for everybody and specifically essential for those being out on tours for nearly all throughout the year. Hotels participate as a vi... (read more) Author: Jamie Hanson

12. Northern Ireland Awaits Scrappage Scheme While the Demand For Used Cars Rises April 03, 2009 At the same time as the crisis in sales of new cars continues, the used cars market in Northern Ireland and the whole UK is flourishing. The demand in the first quarter of the year is much higher than in 2008 and as a consequence the prices of used cars are increasing. Despite the rise in costs, the interest in second-hand vehicles remains high. There is a risk however, that if the market of new vehicles does not get better, the problems for used car retailers may occur, as the supply will end. If you are thinking of selling your vehicle, it may be the best time to do so, as the demand is... (read more) Author: Detlef Sierck

13. Tips to choose high quality golf bags March 27, 2009 Golf is a very interesting and popular game, in which players using many types of clubs including woods, ions and putters attempt to hit the balls into each hole on a golf course. The countries with most golf courses per capita, starting with the best endowed were: Scotland, New Zealand, Australia, Republic of Ireland, Northern Ireland, Canada, Wales, United States, Sweden, and England (countries with fewer than 500,000 people were excluded. Variety of Golf Bags: Bags are an indispensable part of Golf. To be a real Golf player one must not only be a good player but should be well equipped wi... (read more) Author: jessica thomson

14. 10 Ways to Planning An Elegant yet Inexpensive Wedding March 16, 2009 The credit crunch, global downturn, economic depression…call it what you will, it is an opportunity for you to practice thriftiness even when planning such a major event in your life. Here are 10 ways to really maximize your money when planning the wedding of your dreams in NI. First of all, talk to your friends. It is most likely that they have been to weddings in NI or some other country, and know of good wedding cars, wedding photographers and wedding shops in NI. They can put you in touch with others who could give you massive bargains as a result. Secondly, always price around. In the ... (read more) Author: Aman Srivastava

15. Celebrate St Patricks Day in Ireland March 09, 2009 St. Pat’s is a bank holiday in Northern Ireland and a public holiday in the Republic of Ireland and Montserrat, on 17 March. In Canada, Great Britain, Australia, the United States and New Zealand it is widely celebrated, but not an official holiday. Celebrations take place from 12 to 17 March in Ireland, where it is known colloquially as St. Paddy's Day or Paddy's Day. The holiday celebrates Saint Patrick (circa 385–461 AD), one of the patron saints of Ireland. Celebrations are generally themed around all things Irish and, by association, the colour green. Many celebrate the holiday by we... (read more) Author: Simon Macsis

16. Doing Business in the UK March 04, 2009 Country profile: Population: approximately 61,000,000 (UN, 2008) Official languages: English, Welsh and Scottish Gaelic Currency: Pound sterling GNI per capita: USD 42,740 (World Bank, 2007) Capital Cities: England: London, Wales: Cardiff, Scotland: Edinburgh, Northern Ireland: Belfast Major Religion: Christianity Meeting and Greeting: 1. A handshake is a common form of greeting for both men and women 2. Avoid prolonged eye contact and respect personal space 3. Expect formality in the first meeting – acceptance and warmth comes with time 4. Introductions should be made using t... (read more) Author: Michelle Jones

17. Travel tips to European Countries: Iceland February 27, 2009 About the county Officially known as the Republic of Iceland, is located in northwestern Europe. It comprises of the island of Iceland and its outlying small islands in the northern Atlantic Ocean between Greenland, Norway, Scotland, Ireland, and the Faroe Islands. Iceland’s glassy glaciers, hot thermal springs, spectacular geysers, active volcanoes, lava fields, stunning waterfalls and snow-capped mountains, indeed makes it the original 'land of fire and ice'. Iceland is a very large island with a unique landscape which is rugged and colorful with black lava, red sulfur, hot blue g... (read more) Author: Nicholas Tan

18. Landscapes and Legends of Northern Ireland February 23, 2009 The Giant’s Causeway is one of Ireland’s better known landmarks and Northern Ireland’s only World Heritage site. The unusual rock formations are a sight to behold in their own right, as well as the Causeway coastline and nearby attractions. A legendary emblem of North Antrim's spectacular coastline, the Giants Causeway was formed over 60 million years ago when the surrounding area was subject to intense volcanic activity. Fluid molten rock defied the rules of gravity and was forced upwards through fissures in the chalk seabed, forming the unusual hexagonal formations that are now instan... (read more) Author: Isla Campbell

19. Van Morrison Tickets February 23, 2009 Grammy Award-winning George Ivan Morrison OBE or better known as Van Morrison - born on August 31, 1945 in Bloomfield, Belfast, Northern Ireland - is an Irish singer, lyricist, author, poet and multi-instrumentalist, who has been in this profession since the late 1950s. He is gifted with various talents in music and can play a selection of instruments, counting the guitar, harmonica, keyboards, drums, and saxophone. Featuring his characteristic growl an inimitable blend of folk, blues, Irish, scat, and Celtic influences Morrison is extensively thought to be one of the most remarkable and signi... (read more) Author: Macie Brown

20. Northern Ireland car sales February 20, 2009 Worlds’ crisis strongly effects car manufacturing and sales. As a result the market for new and used cars in Northern Ireland has fallen sharply. The Society of the Irish Motor Industry says car sales so far this year are down more than two-thirds on the same period last year. Its mainly due to two factors: credit problems and the concern that jobs may be at risk. Combined, they leave the motor vehicle dealers facing a drop in business. Dealerships are struggling to find buyers for the thousands of cars which fill their forecourts because of the fear of crisis. In consequence, in 2009 car... (read more) Author: Detlef Sierck

21. Inspiring Scotland - Scottish Seascape and Landscape Oil Paintings by Colin Carruthers February 17, 2009 Exhibiting at Artery Gallery in St Andrews and Crieff with his new work is internationally selling artist Colin Carruthers. His seascapes and landscapes have been exhibited through Artery Gallery since the gallery opened in St Andrews two and a half years ago, and Colin has a great track record of selling out each of his works on every occasion. Originally from Northern Ireland and now living and working in the West Midlands, Colin makes regular trips up to Scotland to capture its scenery and dramatise the textured poetry of the landscape in his art. Colin says, “I regularly travel t... (read more) Author: Artery Gallery

22. Asbestos Kills More People than Traffic Accidents February 04, 2009 In the United Kingdom (the U.K.; England, Northern Ireland, Scotland, and Wales), the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) recently acknowledged that more people are dying from asbestos related diseases than in traffic accidents each year. More Than 4,000 Deaths Per Year Due to Asbestos The HSE, a government agency similar to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) in the U.S., stated that asbestos diseases such as mesothelioma, lung cancer and asbestosis are the cause of death for 20 construction workers each week in the U.K., and more than 4,000 people a year. Nationwide “As... (read more) Author: Joe Silver

23. Return of the Chemistry Set January 21, 2009 I was bought a chemistry set for Christmas back in 1985. As I unwrapped it my eyes widened, just like the peepers of the spellbound children pictured on the front of the box, clearly enraptured by the seemingly magical occurring going on inside a suspiciously smoking vile. This was 1985 and although before 9 11 - 'the age of terrorism', the conflicts in Northern Ireland and a general raising of health and safety throughout a couple of decades, had ensured that the contents of this set was nowhere near as reactive as the sets sold to children in the 1930s. However, there were still plenty of g... (read more) Author: Alex Coleman

24. WINTER SUN CAN BE A KILLER January 19, 2009 WINTER SUN CAN BE A KILLER Having melanoma skin cancer can double your risk of getting further cancer. The British Journal of Cancer recently published this disturbing report from researchers in both France and Northern Ireland. In the UK alone every year 9,500 people are diagnosed with malignant melanoma, with more than 2,000 dying each year from this form of skin cancer. researchers found that after studying more that 22,700 cases of cancer between 1993 and 2002 (nine years) that the chance of getting a further cancer increased by 200 of the ultraviolet radiation and an S... (read more) Author: Natalie Donnelly

25. Discover the past and future interests of Belfast January 13, 2009 Belfast - or Northern Ireland in general - may not be the first destination that springs to mind for many travellers, but according to a Frommer's Guidebooks Belfast is one of the top 12 places for holidaymakers to consider in 2009. The guidebooks have been going since 1957 when Corporal Arthur Frommer wrote a travel guide for Americans visiting Europe and at the end of every year the editorial team comes up with a list of cities and countries they think are worth a visit. These may include value breaks, cities preparing for a major event, places with justifiable hype and alternatives fo... (read more) Author: Isla Campbell

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