Waring Street, Belfast (5)
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Waring Street, Belfast (5)
Image: © Albert Bridge Taken: 29 May 2011
See Image A Sunday-morning scene, in the shadows and highlights of Waring Street, looking towards Bridge Street and Donegall Street. The dark railings (left) mark the entrance to the former Ulster Bank head office (now a hotel) Image The Cotton Court (renovated warehouse) is on the right. The bright building is The Potthouse which, I’m led to believe, houses a nightclub. The red building behind it is Long Bridge House (named after Image) and best known as the home of the Office of the Industrial and Fair Employment Tribunals.
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Image Location
Latitude
54.601469
Longitude
-5.925684