Clearly I've missed something blindingly obvious for all these years but I have just discovered the…read moreHMRC Enquiry Centre and I think it's changed my life. After months of trying to reach the HMRC Helpline with no success at all except once early on a Saturday morning I was starting to despair. So, pessimistic as usual I called into the HMRC Enquiry Centre on Wellington Place one lunchtime expecting it to be full but there was no queue whatsoever. There are phones available to contact HMRC, I got straight through no problem, almost impossible feat to date, and what's more got a positive answer, at last. How amazing.

David Ford MLA is the Alliance party leader whose offices are based in Glengormley. He represents…read moreSouth Antrim. I'm not overly interested in politics so check out the Alliance Party website for a detailed description and any other information you may need as I wouldn't want to mislead. Ford is the Minister of Justice for Northern Ireland. He is known for his campaigning to improve the Northern Ireland rail network. He has campaigned on nature conservation, hare protection, and waste management issues. He has supported the introduction of alternative renewable energy. David is married with three daughters and one son. He was previously a Social Worker for the Social Services in Antrim, Newtownabbey and Carrick. The Alliance Party are Northern Ireland's cross-community party: who are 'working to build a society free of segregation, sectarianism and prejudice.'

Attended here for a work course. It's well signposted off the main road and has ample free car…read moreparking. It's set in lush surrounds. Once you get through the signing in its a bit of a maze to get to the conference rooms on the ground floor. There Isa subsidised canteen-we never tried it but did have a cup of coffee. Then after the session it was home time!!

very interesting place to be in you will be glad to know i wasnt arrested, i was there to take…read morepart in the mock trials via school, its a class place to get to see, great views out the windows, and really modern rooms, which still keep with the idea of it being a court also loads of facilities, bar library is right across the road, as well as the magistrates courts, so the legal scene in Belfast is very self contained sadly however people somehow fail to appreciate the building when they are on trial somehow

"Ourselves Only"......... Go on home British soldiers go on…read morehome..... Come out you Black and Tans........ ''Twas down the glen one Easter morn.... Wrap the green flag around me..... Give Ireland back to the Irish..... It's so lonely round the fields of Athenry.....

Anyone into the Republican movement and Irish freedom will find this store very important. Lots of…read moreHunger Strike books and shirts. Always make it a point of stopping here and supporting the cause. Falls Rd. In general if full of rich history. Saoirse.