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Verner Street, BELFAST, BT7 2AA

The first kanaldeckel I’ve found in NI. It’s on the western side of Verner Street Image and made by http://www.meierguss.de/.

There are already three Ulster Foundries covers in the shared description - Image, Image and Image This one, at the May Street end of Market Street Image, also has the inscription “Bell & Co”. Bells might have been the merchants who originally supplied the cover.

What I think are two cows from the 'CowParade' in Belfast which have now taken up semi-permanent residence in St George's Market.

These appear to have found a permanent home at St George's Indoor Market.

The last remnant of Belfast's markets district is St George's Market, built 1890-96 and recently restored. Markets are held weekly on a Friday and Saturday, with occasional events and different markets at other times. See http://www.belfastcity.gov.uk/stgeorgesmarket/index.asp?menuitem=introduction for further information. The Friday 'Variety Market' dates back to 1604. It opens at 6am every week and runs until approximately 1pm. There are 248 market stalls selling a variety of products including, fruit, vegetables, antiques, books, clothes and fish. The 'City Food and Garden Market' (when this picture was taken) takes place every Saturday from 9am until 3pm. For related images see http://www.geograph.org.uk/search.php?i=3397253 .

The last remnant of Belfast's markets district is St George's Market, built 1890-96 and recently restored. Markets are held weekly on a Friday and Saturday, with occasional events and different markets at other times. See http://www.belfastcity.gov.uk/stgeorgesmarket/index.asp?menuitem=introduction for further information. The Friday 'Variety Market' dates back to 1604. It opens at 6am every week and runs until approximately 1pm. There are 248 market stalls selling a variety of products including, fruit, vegetables, antiques, books, clothes and fish. The 'City Food and Garden Market' (when these pictures were taken) takes place every Saturday from 9am until 3pm. See also Image

The last remnant of Belfast's markets district is St George's Market, built 1890-96 and recently restored. Markets are held weekly on a Friday and Saturday, with occasional events and different markets at other times. See http://www.belfastcity.gov.uk/stgeorgesmarket/index.asp?menuitem=introduction for further information. The Friday 'Variety Market' dates back to 1604. It opens at 6am every week and runs until approximately 1pm. There are 248 market stalls selling a variety of products including, fruit, vegetables, antiques, books, clothes and fish. The 'City Food and Garden Market' (when these pictures were taken) takes place every Saturday from 9am until 3pm. See also Image

The last remnant of Belfast's markets district is St George's Market, built 1890-96 and recently restored. Markets are held weekly on a Friday and Saturday, with occasional events and different markets at other times. See http://www.belfastcity.gov.uk/stgeorgesmarket/index.asp?menuitem=introduction for further information. The Friday 'Variety Market' dates back to 1604. It opens at 6am every week and runs until approximately 1pm. There are 248 market stalls selling a variety of products including, fruit, vegetables, antiques, books, clothes and fish. The 'City Food and Garden Market' (when these pictures were taken) takes place every Saturday from 9am until 3pm. See also Image

The last remnant of Belfast's markets district is St George's Market, built 1890-96 and recently restored. Markets are held weekly on a Friday and Saturday, with occasional events and different markets at other times. See http://www.belfastcity.gov.uk/stgeorgesmarket/index.asp?menuitem=introduction for further information. The Friday 'Variety Market' dates back to 1604. It opens at 6am every week and runs until approximately 1pm. There are 248 market stalls selling a variety of products including, fruit, vegetables, antiques, books, clothes and fish. The 'City Food and Garden Market' (when these pictures were taken) takes place every Saturday from 9am until 3pm. See also Image

The last remnant of Belfast's markets district is St George's Market, built 1890-96 and recently restored. Markets are held weekly on a Friday and Saturday, with occasional events and different markets at other times. See http://www.belfastcity.gov.uk/stgeorgesmarket/index.asp?menuitem=introduction for further information. The Friday 'Variety Market' dates back to 1604. It opens at 6am every week and runs until approximately 1pm. There are 248 market stalls selling a variety of products including, fruit, vegetables, antiques, books, clothes and fish. The 'City Food and Garden Market' (when these pictures were taken) takes place every Saturday from 9am until 3pm. See also Image