How to pronounce “belfast” in English

Belfast next week.

And-- Belfast. Belfast.

You can go to Belfast to get it.

I had studied in Belfast, and it's full of these dark back rooms, people smoking and talking about villanelles.

It was a specific Belfast-- it wasn't like a Lucky Charms guy.

That was in Belfast, was it?

And this is obviously Belfast in 1977.

around urban agriculture in Belfast, you find something very interesting-- that the agricultural plots that people utilize

And we were in Belfast, and this gentleman came up to me.

You're Belfast accent?

So we had to go to Belfast in order to deliver our son in order to be both registered as the birth certificates as mom for our kids.

So anyone who's been to Belfast will know that, territorially, it is very divided along sort of ethnonational lines.

So I took a plane to Belfast and a taxi to Derry.

I went over to west Belfast to meet Adams and McGuinness.

She holds a BA and MA degrees from Queen's University Belfast, and a PhD of English literature from Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand.

It was such a feeling of openness in comparison to Belfast, even though I loved Belfast, but for different reasons.

And I would hint around that I was from Belfast, and I had to leave under murky circumstances because of an IRA

that Lara has previously done here on Ballynahatty woman up in Belfast.

I did a talk two days ago in Belfast, and there was a professor who is very big on her bone health

And as you know, Belfast is a very, very segregated city.

So you might find yourself being dragged to Belfast if you say something which somebody doesn't like.

And I sat in a rather dingy office in Belfast by myself, waiting for this fellow.

That makes no sense, he's from Belfast.

He was like now I'm the guy though-- and if I could do a Belfast accent, I would totally do his part in that accent,

So my career took me-- well, from Belfast to London to Milan and back to London, California, and to the Bay Area,

the fighting in the first place by trying to march on west Belfast.

And by the way, does Belfast in Northern Ireland really need alarmism in the media?

It's a great movie about Belfast, about Great Britain.

You know, just about 88 miles north of the venue in Belfast was a place of, as many of you know, fantastic sectarian violence.

My favorite, maybe, was this show in Belfast-- no, Kilkenny in Ireland.

It was a great shock to him when he saw "The Times" and to Max who had been flying back from Belfast that day.

We went actually on a walkabout immediately after that meeting, Tony Blair in east Belfast, in a very Protestant area of east Belfast.

English Joe: Um, well I have got the British Transplant Games in Belfast which is next week.

rights for women that the Irish soda bread was baked by the indigenous YouTube groupies marching in Belfast for

He has been awarded honorary doctorate from Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland and from Queen's University, Belfast.

Just let's go out of high murder rate Belfast at a high moderate liberal out of high murder.

And I was definitely-- I'm definitely too young to claim that story as my own, but certainly when I used to do gigs in Belfast I remember

Now I was particularly interested in this because we did a little bit of research which looked at urban allotments in Dublin and also in Belfast.

And when I-- well, this time last year, I was in Belfast with all thy family, and my mom died this time last year.

But even late in the negotiations in 2004, I think it was, we were negotiating in a monastery in west Belfast, in a Catholic area of Belfast.

This is what we get in the media, is fresh wave of terror feared, which is an actual headline in Belfast.

I don't know what Cork, Limerick, Waterford, and others, and Belfast would do.

So I am going to do that in Belfast and I

I'm from Belfast in Ireland. Belfast

And you come from Belfast and I've come from Belfast.

So, every time somebody got into a taxi in Belfast, without knowing, was actually funding the IRA.