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Eating Out: Tortilla - taking you on an epic quest for a quesadilla - Vimarsana News

Eating Out: Tortilla - taking you on an epic quest for a quesadilla

Battling Mexican ‘inspired’ offerings that were either bland or salty, Seamus Maloney eventually finds something worth the wait at Tortilla

Alterity Investments: NI property developer buys three retail sites in Belfast city centre - Vimarsana News

Alterity Investments: NI property developer buys three retail sites in Belfast city centre

The Northern Ireland property developer behind the rejuvenation of the former BHS in Belfast has snapped up three more sites nearby.

Alterity Investments acquire three prominent listed buildings in Belfast city centre - Vimarsana News

Alterity Investments acquire three prominent listed buildings in Belfast city centre

The Belfast-based family owned investment firm has bought the adjoining Mayfair Building, Arthur Chambers and State Buildings, which have frontages on to Cornmarket/Arthur Square, Arthur Street and William Street South.

Belfast Freemason's Hall: PSNI investigating reports of criminal damage - Vimarsana News

Belfast Freemason's Hall: PSNI investigating reports of criminal damage

Police are investigating the report of criminal damage to a Freemason’s Hall in Belfast city centre this week.

Installation of digital advertising screen in historic Belfast spot pushed through despite recommendations against application - Vimarsana News

Installation of digital advertising screen in historic Belfast spot pushed through despite recommendations against application

An application to erect a large digital advertising screen in historic Cornmarket in Belfast city centre has been pushed through by DUP and Sinn Féin, against recommendations by both the council and Stormont.