Commercial Office Rental Belfast

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Commercial Office Rental Belfast

• Standing on the east coast along the banks of the
  River Lagan, Belfast is the capital and largest
  city of Northern Ireland. It is the second
  largest city in Ireland and the 12th largest city
  in the UK.343,542 people called her home in
  2019.When Ireland was violently divided,
  particularly in the more recent conflict known as
  the Troubles, Belfast suffered immensely. Belfast
  was an important port in the early 19th century.
  It contributed significantly to Ireland's
  Industrial Revolution, briefly overtaking other
  countries as the world's top producer of linen.

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• "Linen polis" is a moniker. By the time it
  received town status in 1888, it was already an
  important center for  Irish linen production,
  tobacco processing  and rope making. The RMS
  Titanic was constructed at the world's largest
  shipyard, Harland and Wolff, which was also a
  major industry. A significant aerospace and
  missiles sector exists in Belfast as of 2019.
  Belfast is now Northern Ireland's largest
  metropolis as a result of industrialization and
  the inward migration it generated. Belfast became
  Northern Ireland's capital after the island of
  Ireland was divided in 1921. Belfast's prominence
  as a major industrial hub declined in the decades
  following World War II.
• Belfast is still a port, and the Harland Wolff
  shipyard and other industrial and commercial
  docks dominate the Belfast Lough shoreline. It is
  delivered

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Name

• The Irish Beal Fairest, subsequently spelled
  Commercial Office Rental Belfast Beal Fairest, is
  where Belfast gets its name. The word fairest is
  the genitive singular of fear rat and refers to a
  sandbar or tidal ford over a river's mouth. The
  word Beal means "mouth" or "mouth of the river".
  As a result, the name can be translated as
  "(river) mouth of the sandbar" or "(river) mouth
  of the ford". The sandbar was created at the
  meeting point of two riversthe Lagan, which
  empties into Belfast Lough, and its offshoot, the
  Donegalnear what is now Donegal Quay ("mouth of
  the Far set" might be an alternative
  interpretation) The original settlement grew up
  around this region, which became its center.  

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History

• When Queen Victoria gave Commercial Office Rental
  Belfast city status in 1888, the city's county
  borough was established, and it continued to
  straddle County Antrim on the left bank of the
  Lagan and County Down on the right. 
• Since the Bronze Age, people have lived on the
  Belfast site. The Giant's Ring, a hence dating
  back 5,000 years, lies close to the city, and the
  ruins of Iron Age hill forts may still be seen in
  the hills around. In the Middle Ages, Belfast
  remained a minor town of limited significance. In
  the late twelfth or early thirteenth century, the
  Normans may have constructed a castle on the
  location now encompassed by Donegal Place, Castle
  Place, Corn market, and Castle Lane, in the heart
  of what is now Belfast City Center.   But
  compared to the neighboring Carrick Fergus
  Castle, which was built at Carrick Fergus and was
  most likely completed in the late 1170s, the
  original "Belfast Castle" was considerably
  smaller and of far less strategic significance.  

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The industrial city

• Landless Catholics from remote  Commercial Office
  Rental Belfast  rural and western areas were
  attracted by the nineteenth century's rapid
  industrial boom, and the majority of them settled
  to the west of the town.   Insecurity was a
  result of the easy access to inexpensive labor,
  which attracted English and Scottish money to
  Belfast. The once largely rural Orange Order
  found new life in the town thanks to Protestant
  workers' organizations to protect their access to
  jobs and homes. Movements to annul the Acts of
  Union (which came after the 1798 uprising) and to
  reestablish a Parliament in Dublin exacerbated
  sectarian tensions. It was commonly anticipated
  that this would have had Catholic interests and
  an overwhelming Catholic majority due to the
  progressive expansion of the British political
  franchise.  

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The Blitz and post-war redevelopment

• WWII saw frequent bombings  Commercial Office
  Rental Belfast of Belfast. Initial raids were
  unexpected because it was thought that German
  bomber planes couldn't reach the city. German
  bombers murdered close to a thousand people in
  one raid in 1941, leaving tens of thousands
  homeless. This was the most death toll in a night
  attack during the Blitz, outside of London.
• Two times above Belfast in the spring of 1942,
  the German Luftwaffe was visible. The Belfast
  Blitz also badly damaged or destroyed more than
  half of the city's housing stock, completely
  obliterated the ancient town center around High
  Street, and claimed over a thousand lives in
  addition to the shipyards and the Shorts Brothers
  aircraft factory.  

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The Troubles

• The Catholic and Protestant populations
  Commercial Office Rental Belfast of Belfast have
  engaged in numerous instances of sectarian
  strife. Although they are also loosely referred
  to as "nationalist" and "unionist," the opposing
  factions in this struggle are today frequently
  referred to as republican and loyalist,
  respectively.   The Troubles, a civil conflict
  that raged from the late 1960s until 1998, was
  the most recent instance of this type of violence.

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Governance

• The vast "peace lines" (or "peace walls") that
  still divide loyalists from republican districts
  remain as a tangible reminder of the conflict.
  James VI and I gave Belfast borough status in
  1613, and Queen Victoria officially recognized
  Belfast as a city in 1888. It has been a local
  government district managed locally by Belfast
  City Council since 1973. Both the Northern
  Ireland Assembly and the British House of Commons
  have a representative from Belfast. Belfast was a
  part of the Northern Ireland constituency for
  European Parliament elections.

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Social links

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• Twitter link
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• Instagram link
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