Positive feed back
Over the the last month, I’ve received some positive feed back. The first one was for a Troubles Tour and the second was for a Dr/Disease tour I lead on 18.10.25 as part of Belfast International Arts Festival.
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Samaritan Hospital, Lisburn Road
The Samaritan Hospital for Women in Belfast was founded in 1872 by Dr. W. K. McClordie. Two years later, in 1874, the current building was erected thanks to the generosity of Edward Bonn, a notable benefactor of Belfast’s charitable institutions.…
History of Queen’s University Belfast
Queen’s University Belfast, officially known as The Queen’s University of Belfast (commonly referred to as “Queen’s”, “Queen’s University”, and “QUB”), is a prestigious public research university located in Belfast, Northern Ireland. The university was chartered in 1845 as “Queen’s College,…
Lost in the Jargon: Why Tourism NI’s Corporate Consultation Misses the Mark
In this article I reflect on Tourism NI’s draft Corporate Plan 2025–2028, which I was invited to comment on through its consultation. I outline what the Plan proposes, why it matters for Northern Ireland’s tourism sector, and where it falls short. While the…
Elmwood Hall
Elmwood Hall, now a modern concert hall owned by Queen’s University Belfast, was originally built as the Elmwood Presbyterian Church in 1862. The building showcases a blend of architectural styles, predominantly Italianate, featuring a spire atop a campanile. The design…