I would like to recommend the wonderful cafe in Belfast Central Library, Royal Avenue. It is called "Chapter One Cafe" and is an excellent place to find peace and quiet.
http://www.ni-libraries.net/
A pot of tea and a lovely fruit scone was only £1.50.
The "History Ireland" magazine contains a very interesting article, "Brotherhood among Irishmen", relating to the Northern and Southern regiments in ww1.
In the Irish Linen shop I purchased 2 Gospel CD`s "Amazing Grace" and "From a Distance", I look forward to hearing them later. The Premier record shop in Smithfield behind CastleCourt is selling an amazing "modern" Irish/and whatever else you want to call it CD, called "Renegade". Do not forget to buy "The Diagonal Streamtrap" by Crawford Howard.
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