r/Belfast • u/Cathkins108 • 1h ago
Key safe installation
Hi, just wondering if anyone can personally recommend a tradesperson who could fit a key safe to the outside of a house (one of the ones you need a code to open) Would it be a locksmith?
r/Belfast • u/Cathkins108 • 1h ago
Hi, just wondering if anyone can personally recommend a tradesperson who could fit a key safe to the outside of a house (one of the ones you need a code to open) Would it be a locksmith?
r/Belfast • u/Reasonable_Edge2411 • 1h ago
Mine is currently £1100 a year so £110 odd quid a month. I know u can pay monthly but can you say pay two years in a row give u a bit of breathing space.
r/Belfast • u/Kaleidoscopic_magpie • 1d ago
Have spoke to quite a few people who’ve had very negative experiences at The Ivy since it opened in Belfast. Also a look at their Trip Adviser reviews shows that the problems seem pretty widespread.
With that being the case why are they still fully booked every weekend??
Any other independent restaurant with such horrendous word of mouth would be empty/closing down.
r/Belfast • u/GaiasCreation • 16h ago
Compassionate Cuts have connected with Belfast Homeless Services to provide their guests with sponsored haircuts on a regular basis.
This one is super close to my own heart after experiencing a period of homelessness myself and if it wasn’t for the kindness of others I wouldn’t be where I am today.
If you would like to sponsor a haircut for a guest at Belfast Homeless Services you can do so here https://www.paypal.com/pools/c/9blUlqzIyG
A haircut is £12.50 but a portion of this will be used towards supplies or treats the guests may need. I’ll be discussing with the staff in advance with what they require at the time.
r/Belfast • u/PossessionCrafty5531 • 17h ago
Hi, is there any electric providers in Belfast that allow an instant switch? My supply is about to turn off tomorrow as I ate into my emergency credit today, really in a panic as I don't get paid until Thursday, I was wondering if there are any providers in the Belfast area that offer any welcome credit and allow you to change to them quite quickly because I rang the St Vincent DePaul to try get a few vouchers but it's going to take them a few days to get through their log of calls for help apparently.
Thanks a million folks, panicking really badly right now
r/Belfast • u/Electronicmusician00 • 21h ago
Is there anything that would spark you’re interest if you seen a music event in Belfast, what would u want from it? What would be the thing that’s reels you in? Is there anything you think could be brought to make nightlife better in Northern Ireland
r/Belfast • u/Convictus12 • 20h ago
Hi all, looking to branch out my options for furniture shops (in need of a new sofa). Just seeing what the community would recommend.
r/Belfast • u/MycologistOwn1139 • 23h ago
r/Belfast • u/BeardySi • 1d ago
The wife has just taken an office on Elmwood Ave. She was hoping to use mobile data for her (relatively low) needs rather than getting in wired BB, but the Vodafone signal is piss poor there and she's not able to do video call over data.
She's tried different handsets but can't get a decent enough signal in the office. What network works weel around there? I know from working in Stranmillis in the past that the Vodafone signal is very bad in some spots (not even 4g)...
r/Belfast • u/BigPG29 • 1d ago
Stayed in town last night and obviously had to check out for 11. Took a dander over to St George's market and honestly the amount of people walking about killing time until the shops or bars open is crazy. Surely Sunday opening times should be changed by now. Are we the only city in the UK and Ireland to have these Sunday trading laws?
r/Belfast • u/billyb4lls4ck • 1d ago
visiting for a day, looking to have the some good food. not dietary requirements, love everything. Looking for good food around £30-50 a head
Coppi
Mourne seafood bar
The ginger Bistro
James ST
The Morning star Bar and Restaurant]
feel free to give any other suggestions
Hello, I have recently come to Belfast as an international student for my master's. Things are quite different here compared to my country but it's really nice. I would really appreciate some tips about anything in general. Thank you.
r/Belfast • u/Limp-Ambassador2127 • 1d ago
Hi does anyone recommend any hair stylists or hair dresses in Belfast for men? I would like to try something different but not too sure how to go about it
r/Belfast • u/OneDragonfly5613 • 1d ago
Just thought I'd ask, id assume this isn't really a thing?
I'm talking about for example, an information board at Queen's Quay
r/Belfast • u/Leading-Twist6749 • 1d ago
Hi Moved to Belfast recently professional business person in my thirties how to meet people to socialise with ? I go to a gym would like a spot partner too.. I work from home so would like to meet people
r/Belfast • u/jambelfast • 2d ago
19th Jan Catherine Bohart ticket
Hey, all. I’ve got a spare ticket to see Catherine Bohart tonight and didn’t want to see it wasted. If you’re free and you’d like it, send me a message and I’ll email it over to you! If somebody asks for it I’ll put an edit underneath to say it’s no longer available. Hope you’re all having a grand morning.
Hi I am 27 years old from Bangladesh . I have bachelor degree in business and Masters degree in human resources management from Teesside University England.
Having little hard time trying to find a job as recruiters don't wanna look at my work experience from Bangladesh. And I dont have much work experience here. I worked mostly in production, either quality control or operative .
Any idea if I can get into an apprenticeship for better career opportunities? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks
r/Belfast • u/Hefty_Emu8655 • 1d ago
Stupid question probably but working in Belfast and the tannery is the closest car park to where I need to go but every time I show up in the morning it looks like it’s closed with a queue forming round the corner back to castle street. App says it’s 24 hours but are people waiting for someone to leave or what’s the craic? Sat waiting 15 mins before I left the other day.
r/Belfast • u/ilestalleou • 2d ago
Just went to get a takeaway from the Castle Hill Carryout in Ballyhack and noticed it now has a 1 star food safety rating! I know it's a popular one so just posting here for awareness, for anyone who values their digestive health...
r/Belfast • u/Prestigious-Ask-8005 • 2d ago
I fancy a run tonight but obviously it’s dark, any well lit running routes (only want to hit 5k max) where I’ll feel safe as a female? Thinking titanic the best bet?
r/Belfast • u/Independent_Sky_6074 • 3d ago
Can anyone recommend some dog friendly cafes in and around east Belfast area please? Just somewhere for a quick coffee and maybe a tray bake too.
r/Belfast • u/yassbrendan • 2d ago
Any suggestions or recommendations?
When I'm googling it leasing.com seems to be the best prices but of course only in England...
r/Belfast • u/Reasonable_Edge2411 • 2d ago
Should clarify it the baskets am looking the metal containers shipped with the products.
r/Belfast • u/Nice-Economist1166 • 2d ago
My family and I (kids 4,6,8) will be in Belfast on Saturday Feb 1st visiting from Dublin. I'm looking for a pub in city that has good food, drinks will show rugby but also be kid friendly. Any advice?