16 things we could do in Northern Ireland in the 1990s but can't do now
By Andrew Quinn
Published 16th Sep 2019, 19:03 GMT
Northern Ireland in the 1990s was a very different place compared with the bustling tourist-friendly place we have today.
Here are a selection of things you could do in Northern Ireland in the 1990s but can't do now.
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Now the Jet Centre Complex one could go ice-skating here in the 1990s but sadly the ice rink is no longer there.
The popular Causeway Safari Park opened in the seventies but sadly closed its doors to the public in 1997. The safari park contained lions, tigers, chimpanzees and other animals.
In the 1990s it wasn't a proper summer in Londonderry unless you visited the wave machine in Lisnagelvin Leisure Centre. The sound it made before kicking into action in the swimming pool was awesome.
Replaced with the Police Service of Northern Ireland (P.S.N.I.) in 2001.
If you were driving to or from Belfast on the old road through the village of Toome in the 1990s you would remember the sight of the eel fishery. No longer necessary after completion of bypass in 2004.
Admit it - you asked your first boyfriend or girlfriend out on a date by ringing them on their landline.
Located in Sandy Row, the 'Crezzy' was once the place to go for a few pints. Now an apartment block.
