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Childhood Days
Kimberley Hamilton
The Belfast Castle sitting up a tree,
Playing conkers my brother and me,
Watching the dot fade on the...
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St. Anne's Park, Dublin - Short Story
Kimberley Hamilton
I would go back to the hussell and bussell of Belfast but for now I was enjoying the peace and quiet of this Dublin...
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The Cavehill Short Story
Kimberley Hamilton
I’m sitting in The Cat Garden in the grounds of Belfast Castle within The Cavehill Country Park in North...
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A Catholic To His Ulster Brother
Dora Sigerson Shorter
A patriot's glow in owning Joy...
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Across the barricades
Winter Gray
From Belfast's streets to Derry's walls,
The echoes of violence, they still do call,
The scars of...
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Chant-Pagan
Rudyard Kipling
An' Pieters an' Springs an' Belfast --
From Dundee to Vereeniging all --
Me that stuck out to the last
(An' five bloomin' bars on...
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Childhood Days
Kimberley Hamilton
The Belfast Castle sitting up a tree,
Playing conkers my brother and me,
Watching the dot fade on the...
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MacCracken
Dante Gabriel Rossetti
Far, far away in Belfast by the sea,
His watchful one—eyed uninvaded sleep
MacCracken...
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Mr. Molony’s Account Of The Ball
William Makepeace Thackeray
There was Lord Belfast, that by me past,
And seemed to ask how should I go...
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Normandy Moon
Eiley Beggs Miller
Belfast poverty raised a man so tough yet gentle, kind and...
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The Battle Of Limerick
William Makepeace Thackeray
And Mitchil of Belfast
We bade to our repast,
To dthrink a dish of coffee on the Shannon...
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The Giant’s Ring
Robinson Jeffers
BALLYLESSON, NEAR BELFAST
Whoever is able will pursue the plainly...
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The morning of fairies light
Jack Boyd
Written By jack Boyd of Derby Born of East Belfast...
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The Protestant Republican
Liam Ó Comáin
As our martyred Ronnie Bunting of Belfast:
Who bravely followed in the footsteps of the
Protestant founder of Irish Republicanism-...
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TITANIC
Steven Richardson
without even a blessing into the lock of the Belfast...
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Titanic Shame, April 15 of 1912.
Wayne Blair
Best in the World
Out of...
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Travel Advice
Wallace Dean LaBenne
Publish in Old Belfast
Slap on a smile, make life worthwhile
Bike on Avalon Isle
Take sound advice, be twice as...
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