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🎄 It opens on Saturday at NOON ! 🎄Belfast Continental Christmas Market
14/11/2025

🎄 It opens on Saturday at NOON ! 🎄

Belfast Continental Christmas Market

A new mural celebrating the value of music has been unveiled at the Telegraph Building in Donegall Street, marking four ...
14/11/2025

A new mural celebrating the value of music has been unveiled at the Telegraph Building in Donegall Street, marking four years since Belfast became a UNESCO City of Music.

More here > https://thebelfasttimes.com/blogs/news/unesco-mural

Belfast Music

An exceptional dining experience at the Red Sail Room in Portrush Adelphi — beautifully crafted dishes and excellent ser...
13/11/2025

An exceptional dining experience at the Red Sail Room in Portrush Adelphi — beautifully crafted dishes and excellent service in a beautiful room.

November is Men’s Health Awareness Month, it’s a timely reminder that men’s health includes mental wellbeing and that it...
12/11/2025

November is Men’s Health Awareness Month, it’s a timely reminder that men’s health includes mental wellbeing and that it’s a year round issue; an ongoing concern we all should be more aware of.

Many men experience emotional challenges that are often overlooked or misunderstood. Remarks about men “getting grumpy” as they age can dismiss some struggles they may face — including grief, loneliness, a massive sense of loss or health challenges they won’t talk about. We have to remember everyone can struggle, everyone reacts differently, but men have a tendency to bottle it up.

Equality in mental health means acknowledging that everyone’s emotions are just as valid and deserving of care as anyone else’s. Misandry and stereotypes that label men as unemotional or detached only make it harder for them to heal. Unhelpful comments like ‘man up’, ‘grow a set’, ‘snap out of it’, ‘move on’, or ‘get a life’ amongst others, certainly don’t help because they elevate that feeling of failure, of inadequacy.

Men’s Health Awareness Month reminds us that compassion, understanding, and open conversation can help everyone process emotions and reconnect with the people and things that once gave their life meaning and can do once again.

Be aware, Be compassionate, Be there to encourage him to talk and for you to listen.

Read the full feature on thebelfasttimes.com

https://thebelfasttimes.com/blogs/wellness/mens-health-awareness-month

The Belfast Times November Magazine Is Here – Your Monthly Dose of Local InspirationBelfast Times is thrilled to share i...
11/11/2025

The Belfast Times November Magazine Is Here – Your Monthly Dose of Local Inspiration

Belfast Times is thrilled to share its November magazine, a celebration of everything we love about this time of year in Belfast. From November Event Guides to inspiring local creatives, this issue is all about embracing the season and finding joy in our city’s vibrant spirit.

Inside, readers will discover style inspiration, foodie favourites, travel ideas, and feel-good stories that showcase the best of Belfast and beyond. Whether you’re planning winter adventures or just looking for a quiet moment with a good read, our November issue is packed with warmth, community, and a touch of sparkle.

Read the latest Belfast Times magazine online and celebrate the season, local style.

Belfast Times – celebrating life in Belfast and beyond.

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Season of change, season of style — autumn never looked better 🍂 THE FASHION FILES in our November edition.Layers, textu...
11/11/2025

Season of change, season of style — autumn never looked better 🍂

THE FASHION FILES in our November edition.

Layers, textures, and tones — your autumn fashion story starts here. 🍂

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The Nuala Edit and Belfast Times November Edition cover star!I mean who doesn’t love and her style and stories.Check ou...
11/11/2025

The Nuala Edit and Belfast Times November Edition cover star!

I mean who doesn’t love and her style and stories.

Check out Nuala’s style feature and more in our November Magazine.

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Review: Marjorie’s DeadBased on a chilling true story from 1705 in Ireland, Marjorie’s Dead blends fact, folklore, and s...
09/11/2025

Review: Marjorie’s Dead

Based on a chilling true story from 1705 in Ireland, Marjorie’s Dead blends fact, folklore, and suspense.

You arrive for the wake and leave 65 minutes later having seen death, drama, grave robbers, grieving, a marriage that wasn’t what it seemed, a plan to escape and a few twists and turns.

A young woman named Marjorie McCall was buried in Shankill Graveyard, Lurgan after a sudden illness. Her husband, John McCall, a young doctor, was baffled why he couldn’t save her. It all happened so quickly.

The story is still relevant today as Marjorie, a free spirit, who loves forests, day dreaming, freedom, marries and he isn’t who he seemed. She needs to escape. A plan is hatched and the story unfolds with some devastating consequences.

There are jumps, humour, grieving and deception in this retelling of one of Lurgan’s most infamous legends.

It captured my imagination, because I’m currently researching my own family ancestry and uncovering a story like this would be exciting.

3 night run by thedarkforesttheatre has just finished at The Grand Opera House, Belfast ….. come back soon please folks!. We’d love to see this and the super cast of 3 again… they added some great humour for our arrival and strong convincing performances.

Another weekend at our stall in St George's Market, Belfast 🏗️
08/11/2025

Another weekend at our stall in St George's Market, Belfast 🏗️

REVIEW: Denouement A couple are waiting for the apocalypse – Liam is finishing a memoir that won’t be read or survive, ...
07/11/2025

REVIEW: Denouement

A couple are waiting for the apocalypse – Liam is finishing a memoir that won’t be read or survive, Edel is trying to contact their grown-up children. They do a bit of coke. Drugs were found in a crashed van. Death waits outside their heavily locked back door. They argue, come together, argue again. It’s about looking at your life in the final scene and finding some meaning.

🎭 Richly comic dystopian drama

Review by Jane Hardy

Full review also on thebelfasttimes.com

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I started Belfast Times in 2011 to share with the world everything that is great about Belfast. Starting with reviews and event news, I went on to introduce a range of designs and products which also celebrate the City and Northern Ireland. Belfast Times has fans across the world who enjoy catching up with our reviews and who love owning a Belfast Times design! Jeff