Photos tagged as belfast

Norfolkline ferry

Norfolkline ferries to France with ferry crossings from Dover - Dunkerque, Liverpool - Dublin and Liverpool - Belfast. With a brand new fleet, low ferry fares and convenient schedules we're the fastest growing operator across the channel. So, for channel crossings or ferries to Ireland there's no better way than with Norfolkline.

Date: 6 January 2009
Photographer: ashleygerr: gallery
Location: London, United Kingdom: gallery
Tags: france ferries ireland dublin to cheap ferry liverpool belfast dover crossings dunkerque cross-channel
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Jobs2Ireland

Jobs2Ireland.ie logo

Date: 2009
Photographer: Johnboy1: gallery
Location: Ireland: gallery
Tags: in dublin irish jobs belfast cork
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belfast arrive airport

Date: September 2008
Photographer: rea-neill: gallery
Location: Northern Ireland: gallery
Tags: airport belfast arrive
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b belfast logo

Date: September 2008
Photographer: rea-neill: gallery
Location: Northern Ireland: gallery
Tags: b logo belfast
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belfast airport welcome

Date: September 2008
Photographer: rea-neill: gallery
Location: Northern Ireland: gallery
Tags: airport welcome belfast
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London - Belfast

proud Belfast

Date: 2 August 2008
Photographer: vanessa: gallery
Location: London, United Kingdom: gallery
Tags: london ship river belfast
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Grand Princess

In Belfast

Date: 30 July 2008
Photographer: Woomby: gallery
Location: United Kingdom: gallery
Tags: grand belfast princess cruiseship
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Samson and Goliath

One of the Samson and Goliath cranes constructed in the 60's by Harland and Wolfe - the shipping company behind Titanic. They are now listed with Heritage status as it would have cost over 1,000,000 pounds to take down just one of them!