We use these guys for all our printing at work - they're dead quick and cheap too. Can't believe we…read moreused our old printers for so long when we could have saved money and had cheerier clients because they had their stuff delivered sooner! Plus they send us freebies like notepads and sometimes chocolate, which makes them winners in my book : ) Ask for Billy, he is friendly.

From the owner: MAD Colour is Creativity Materialised! Being fully integrated across design, print, manufacture &…read moreinstall we maximise the impact of your budget & won't promise anything we can't deliver. MAD save you time, effort & money while producing the goods!

Searching for a job can be pretty tough, all those online applications can often be fruitless and…read moresometimes it feels like you are getting nowhere. If you like me feel like this then my advice is to get yourself down to a recruitment consultants. They will look for jobs for you under the specifications you give them and then forward your details to you're the recruiter. Kennedy Recruitment is a really good company to join, firstly it is located on May Street in Belfast which is about as central as you can get. It also does not have any particular specialty so is a great company for anyone to join no matter what your qualifications. They also cater for temporary or permanent work. Registering is pretty painless too, just pop into the office with your passport, CV and national insurance card and next thing you know you will be working in Wall Street or at least Percy Street.

I couldn't be happier with my kitchen from Grosvenor kitchens…read more The work was carried out without any problems or delays, also within our budget and cheaper than other kitchen we had looked at. Would have no problem recommending Grosvenor kitchen.

M I C H A E L and his team lost me my case, because they failed to use VITAL evidence at…read morecriss-examination! he then lied and said i informed him i did not want to appeal, which was absolute rubbish! the reason he lied was because he no longer wished to represent me--he should have just been honest! he called and said i didn't ask for an appeal and proceeded to gaslight me and had to ask what "gaslighting" means...a SOLICITOR had to ask what that meant! there was more then enough evidence to prove my innocence, but they didn't use it, to the confusion of my new solictor! and, honestly, i couldn't believe his rude unprofessional attitude! there was ni justification for it, at allnot a way to speak to your clients at all! be aware! unless its a murder or case about the troubles in their backwards coubtry, they really dont care.

Madden and Finucane is regarded as one of the finest law firms in Ireland and quite rightly so. Any…read moreexperience I've had with them has left me coming away very satisfied and the general vibe you get from this practice is that if you need representation or even just advice then you are being dealt with by the very best. When I approached 'M&F' about a legal matter I had I was dealt with in a very professional manner from beginning to end. As someone that knows only the basics of how things work in the world of law I was quite apprehensive about the matter I was having difficulty with but I was reassured from the very start and really felt safe knowing my case was being looked after by such a successful and knowledgeable firm. Highly recommended no matter what the case, Madden and Finucane will take care of it.

This is a very small store close to St Anne's Cathedral, a useful location for people at the nearby…read moreUniversity of Ulster art college on York Street. Here you will pick up supplies of paints and other artists materials including canvases, both pre-stretched on standard size frames as well as canvas rolls to cut to individual specifications, various art pads and general stationery notebooks. As the name suggests, the shop seems to be more geared towards the needs of those involved with printing and photography. The tone of the place is in keeping with the Cathedral Quarter's artistic character and I'd regard it as one of the nicer, more friendly artists' supplies shops in the city.

I got a really quick, professional service from Cathedral Graphics. I ordered a A0 poster on…read moreTuesday evening and it was ready to collect by 11am on Thursday morning. The process was pretty simple too. I sent an email to their info inbox and within 2 hours I had an email back asking for timescales and artwork. All pretty straight forward. Really easy place to find too. Literally opposite St Anne's Cathedral. An A0 poster cost me £12 which I felt was an absolute bargain. I will definitely be using their services again. One tiny thing that is going to stop me giving Cathedral 5 stars is that my poster was a tiny bit pixellated, although this could be seen as my fault for not providing a high enough res image it would have been nice if they had of let me know. 4.5 stars! I will definitely be back.

I booked a spring-clean with this firm as I was about to sell my house. I'd had plasters and…read morepainters in the house doing some other work and they overran so much they only finished the day before Diamond bright arrived, leaving my house looking like a building site. When they arrived I apologised for the mess but they just got on with the job, with 3 of them working in a few hours the house was looking better than it ever has. They even rearranged my living room furniture as they felt it would look better and said it I didnt agree they'd move it back -however they were completely correct and I was delighted with the way my house was left.

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I was getting t shirts printed for a hen party and was shocked when I got a quote of £8-£10 of…read moreanother printing place in the city centre. Stevie M gets his Yelp stuff printed here so I thought I'd check this place out first. I sent a email enquiry and got a response almost immediately from the manager (Ciaran) advising it would cost £7 per t shirt. I told him we were on a budget and he agreed to do for £6 per t shirt which was great. When I emailed him the image, he redesigned the image so it was better quality (at no extra charge). I collected the t shirts yesterday and was really pleased with the quality - so impressed. I will upload some pictures of the t shirts after the hen party.

Popped in here yesterday on the off chance that they could do some printing on to fabric there and…read morethen. To be perfectly honest I didn't expect them to be able to but to my shock they said it was no problem. I had created the design I wanted printed in PDF format and even though this was completely wrong they spent time correcting the design. This service was second to none. They even gave me a pen drive to I could transfer the design from my laptop - this was the full service. While I stood and waited for my items to be immaculately printed I started thinking that for this level of service I was going to get stung on the price. Once again to my shock getting 2 fabric items printed only set me back £9! While I was in the store, conveniently located on High Street, I noticed they were printing football kits, stag and hen T-shirts, mobile phone covers - pretty much whatever people requested. If you are looking to get something personalised, look no further - these guys are great.

There are three annual events in Belfast which are the absolute highlight of my calendar. One is…read moreCulture Night (September), another the Ulster University Art College Degree Show (June) and last but not least the Royal Ulster Academy of Arts (RUA) exhibition (October through to December). According to their website the RUA, which was "founded in 1879...is the largest and longest established body of practicing visual artists in Northern Ireland. Through a series of education and exhibition events throughout the year the organisation aims to celebrate, enrich and expand contemporary approaches to the visual arts." It certainly achieves these aims with the Annual Exhibition normally held within Ulster Museum being the pinnacle. The RUA Annual Exhibition displays artwork by RUA Members, invited Artists and Artists selected through open submission. Via open submission anyone can apply to have their work included in the Exhibition, amateurs and students included. This is what makes for such an exciting show each year - there's a huge diversity of Artists and visual art on display. Each year I literally visit the RUA Exhibition around ten times. Paintings, drawings, sculptures, ceramics and installations are crammed into the gallery space on the top floors of Ulster Museum. Artwork covers the walls from ceiling to floor in a jig-saw, mish-mash of a display. This is fabulous, because the amateur Artist's work hangs right beside or above the Professional Artist's. It's a truly egalitarian exhibit. If you visit yourself you'll understand why I return numerous times. There's no way you can notice and fully appreciate all the art with a single visit. Each time I return I spot new art I hadn't noticed before, which is an absolute delight. If you're in a purchasing mood you can buy any item on display (though be warned some pieces can be expensive). Alternatively you can have a cheap day out at the RUA Annual Exhibition as entrance is free and the brochure is normally around £5 if you fancy buying it. Either way, I can't recommend this Exhibition enough as without fail it's amazing each year.

The Royal Ulster Academy is a charity organisation run by artists in the hope of encouraging and…read moreeducating the public about visual art. It holds an annual exhibition, this year which will be taking place at the newly renovated Ulster Museum for their 129th Annual Exhibition which will take place from 15 October - 14 November. It is being held at this location for the first time in 80 years after their first exhibition at the Museum in 1930. The exhibition shows work by RUA members, invited artists and work submitted by local artists hoping to be selected by the judges. The Academy strives to publicise and promote local artists both established and emerging. Visitors to the exhibition can purchase any of the works on sale which will be accompanied by a full colour catalogue. The academy will also hold a number of school tours, artist's talks, public tours and workshops.