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Pubs boss will close Belfast bars early 'to avoid another Temple Bar' – The Irish News - Vimarsana News

Pubs boss will close Belfast bars early 'to avoid another Temple Bar' – The Irish News

Duke of York owner Willie Jack says his pubs will now close by midnight

Cathedral Quarter: Popular pubs close early over safety concerns - Vimarsana News

Cathedral Quarter: Popular pubs close early over safety concerns

Several venues in Belfast's Cathedral Quarter now shut by midnight amid after-hours safety concerns.

Source: bbc.com
Owner of some of Belfast's well-known pubs defends decision to close some venues early as he doesn't want Cathedral Quarter "becoming the next Temple Bar" - Vimarsana News

Owner of some of Belfast's well-known pubs defends decision to close some venues early as he doesn't want Cathedral Quarter "becoming the next Temple Bar"

The owner of some of Belfast's well-known pubs has announced plans to close earlier in a bid to "provide a welcoming, safe and enjoyable environment" for their customers.

Meet the Australian girl making her mark on the streets of Belfast - Vimarsana News

Meet the Australian girl making her mark on the streets of Belfast

As Belfast gets set for a splash of colour in the form of the annual Hit the North street art festival, Jenny Lee chats to Australian artist Danni Simpson whose eye-catching designs are brightening up the city's streets

Blue Lights series 2, episode 3 review: Weight of duty takes its toll after sudden death in brave and timely sub-plot - Vimarsana News

Blue Lights series 2, episode 3 review: Weight of duty takes its toll after sudden death in brave and timely sub-plot

It’s a frequently discussed opinion that Blue Lights paints Belfast (and, to some, the PSNI) too negatively.