Given how beautiful it was originally, even when it was a tesco, it's a shame to see it like this.

Can't find the cans anywhere in America

Never forget what the scum IRA/Sinn Fein did to this beautiful land!

Its Ireland 🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪

Conor I thought you would be an MP by now ❤

i mean is belfast really ireland?

Can't wait to try this!

Why didn’t they put a bigger Charlie Chaplin Leprechaun up - so it could be seen

Nancy Mulligans fantastic, low price aswell

Thank you for this info. I was born in Belfast and left when I was 2 years old. I love learning every thing about my home.

I wanna know what chippy doesnt batter the fish directly before frying 🙃

Brits out everyone else in , what a joke ?!

Wheres all the junkies and fkrs in sleeping bags ??

Outside direct furniture ( st meryl ) opposite Kennedy centre

The video is great I like it very nice

I've a couple of pictures on my phone somewhere of them! Including one at Grays lane off the Antrim Road

Some amount of Nissan Bluebirds

Id love to see a video of tge old Avenue cinema. Tgat was my childhood favourite. Anyone do this??

It’s meant to be poured like a Guinness I found it settled very similar if you poured it how a nitro is meant to be poured. I found it to be creamier and as thick if not more than Guinness. Far better in my opinion.

Can’t understand a word you’re saying. Poor volume. Needs a voice over. Looks like you guys had fun

Would you say it should be poured from a can like a Guinness? After making this review.

Charlie Chaplin lodged in 24 not lived. He use to stay lodge in 24 when plaing in grand opera house. All these houses once had lodgers back in the day. All had pianos in front rooms. Charlie lodged in 24 he never lived in joy street.

Great video Connor really informative!!

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Im suprised a John Noakes didn't spend a week with the bomb squad ...

😮😢😢😢😢😢😢

😂😂😂😂

A glazer was never outta work back then!

BBC Northern Ireland journalists loved the Troubles. The Troubles turned NI from a quiet, boring little backwater into an ongoing major international news story. You can hear the relish in Diane Harrons voice as she shows her English colleague around.

Didn’t realise how much a Cherryvalley accent Diane Harron had. Perhaps it was because she was with Valerie Singleton. She reduces the Troubles to an interesting story for tourists. A lot of people here who weren’t directly affected did this.

The threat of losing your life in a bomb didnt close down Belfast city centre, but a virus did.😮

The newest car I spotted was the white Seat Ibiza @0:22 registration plate RXI 9279, registered 1st May 1990, so this isn’t late 80’s. It’s probably 1990. 😉

0:05 Ormeau Road, with the former Gasworks on the right 0:25 Looking up the Lisburn road towards the City Hospital site on the right. The tall building is part of Queens University campus. 0:37 Looking up Frederick Street towards it's junction with North Queen Street, with Clifton House beyond. The new Ulster University building is currently on the site to the left. 1:28 M2, with Duncrue Street off-slip. 2:49 Ormeau Road. Great video!

Wow, electric-powered buses, well that was never going to catch on😆 0:27 Yep, Shore Road looking towards Mount Vernon on the left 0:43 Exiting North Queen Street onto York Road. It doesn't become Shore Road until Skegoneill Avenue, near Crusaders football ground. Today, the Grove Wellbeing Centre is behind the lamp posts on the left. 0:57 St. Paul & St. Barnabas Church, York Road, opposite-ish York Road railway station. 3:32 Trolley buses had an issue. The trolley poles detached from the overhead power line and had to be persuaded back up with a pole. You can see this at the bottom of the picture. 4:42 The old Belfast Water building, now Eminess! 5:09 Wellington Place, looking towards Inst. 5:34 The old Great Northern Railway Station GNR, Great Victoria Street. The Europa Hotel is on this site now. What a great film! I love looking at all the old vehicles and trying to remember the model names. Thanks for posting.

Yeah it's never going to beat Guinness but an ok drink all round..Pity about the guy running the company

See the traffic congestion hasn't improved since the 80's

Ah the memories of going there with my oul lad in the 60's.

5.50 euro for that pie is absolutely ridiculously cheap and at least it’s open unlike some Belfast pizza shops

Go Ed! More Widor!!

Iam looking for a man that worked in a large hotel positian as a chef in Belfast

Britain 😂 this is Ireland 🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪

Thanks for the video. Can you drop the absolutely awful music!!M

Amazing place and what a history!

I just visited there recently too, would recommend the railway museum to anyone with an interest in Railways , you just got yourself a new subscriber!

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Got stuck in one of the those fucking turnstiles once as a kid. Then Mum hit me for crying... ah early 1980s Belfast. Still miss Leisure World in Queen's Street

Great video! Lovely to see the old pics of the cinema previously. Thanks for uploading. 😊

nope

there is another one near this one. In Musgrave park