The Troubles, which began in 1969, the year in which “Belfast” is set, dominated the news cycle for nearly 30 years, including most of my childhood and much of my young adulthood.

A Belfast-based clothing firm with a mission to collect items for the homeless from customers has gone into liquidation owing over £500,000, the Belfast Telegraph can reveal.

Belfast pub the Sunflower has said thanks to its owner Pedro Donald after over 10 years of service. The hospitality boss now heads to Holland after nearly 40 years in the pub business. Writing on ...

North Star is a musical celebration of Belfast's black community and the city's links to the 19th Century anti-slavery campaigner, Frederick Douglass. The African-American statesman was born into ...

Belfast's alleyways could be used to grow crops like carrots, turnips, and cabbages. That is according to a "manifesto" calling for over 200km of alleyways in the city to be reclaimed and used by ...

The creators of Dead Rabbit, named World’s Best Bar in 2016, take CNN on a St Patrick’s Day pub crawl around their hometown of Belfast, Northern Ireland ...

With Belfast, Kenneth Branagh shifts gears rewardingly from his Agatha Christie adaptations to a far more personal film about his childhood in Northern Ireland. Set in 1969 during the height of ...

IRELAND In the wild glens of Antrim and in the villages, those who listened hard into the wind swore they heard the banshees wailing. On the turbulent streets of Belfast women knelt, keening and ...

Viewed largely through Buddy’s eyes, “Belfast,” which opens in August, 1969 (after a brief, colorful montage of the present-day city), is about the destruction of an idyll.

A 71-year-old woman has been named as the victim of a "murder" in a quiet neighbourhood in Belfast.Ms Marie Green was tragically pronounced dead in the early hours of this morning after police ...

Belfast's peace walls, built in the Troubles to tamp sectarian violence, were slated to be torn down in 2023. But locals are protesting. Many want them preserved as war relics & public art.

So Belfast," says Celesia as she salutes the locals who agreed to tell their stories. "I think they were brave. They were really brave." Here, Celesia, who lives in Belfast and Paris, ...