Edwardian

Rev Arthur Clarke

Thought for the Week: ​Faith, grace and love key for believers​​​​​

The burnt out remains of The Crooked House pub near Dudley in the West Midlands. A fire gutted the 18th century pub just days after it was sold to a private buyer. Northern Ireland has few buildings from the 1700s, and weak planning policies and enforcement. Photo credit should read: Jacob King/PA Wire

Ben Lowry: We need tough preservation laws for historic buildings in NI

Bob Dylan’s Highland country retreat is on the market for £3m - in pictures

Take a look inside Bob Dylan’s Highland country retreat up for sale

Stephanie Jones Duty Manager cleaning The Moseley Road Baths after renovation

Britain’s oldest swimming baths reopen to the public

Bridge House, 38 Bann Road, Kilrea, BT51 5RY 8 Bed Country Estate Offers over £1,300,000

Delve into our glamourous past with this 1906 Edwardian property

Rev Arthur Clarke

Thought for the week: The Christian’s story is one of grace

How children can learn, while glued to their favourite Christmas films

Toilet block at Larne Town Park

£130k project to see two Larne parks restored to their ‘former Edwardian glory’

Fermanagh man Paul Louden-Brown has meticulously restored Fairy class yacht 'Petrel'

Far from plain sailing – but a Fairy tale ending

Shop local for great service and the milk of human kindness

Hazel Bell, chair of Choice Housing Ireland, Roberta Cush, tenant at Whitehouse Court and Lorna Brown, Choice Asset Project Liaison officer, enjoying a cuppa at the renovated Edwardian style housing development.

£0.7m Edwardian buildings renovation creates a dozen new Newtownabbey homes

HMS Caroline at Alexandra Dock

Jutland's sole survivor has storyto tell

Dog Track specialises in Small Plates and cocktails

Dog Track introduces Belfast diners to new restaurant concept

The Pump House (left)  now a visitors centre  in the shadow of HMS Caroline

IN PICTURES: HMS Caroline's '˜home' given £20m makeover

Bull & Ram serves up delicious burgers with a difference. Credit: Bull & Ram

The Best Restaurant in Ulster has just been nominated for even more awards

The Gobbins

'˜White-knuckle' Gobbins cliff path to repoen by May Day

An Edwardian coastal tourist attraction in Northern Ireland will be reopened by May Day, it has been confirmed.

By The Newsroom

Belfast firm will help return building back to its Edwardian grandeur

Belfast architects win Glasgow contract

News you can trust since 1737
Follow us
©National World Publishing Ltd. All rights reserved.Cookie SettingsTerms and ConditionsPrivacy notice