The Waterfront Hall, Belfast :: Shared Description


The Waterfront Hall, between the Lagan and Oxford Street, was completed in 1997 as a purpose-built venue for concerts, exhibitions and conferences. On 1 February 2012 Belfast City Council announced “A £20 million proposal to extend Belfast Waterfront to provide dedicated conference and exhibition facilities”. No further information available.
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J3474 : The Waterfront Hall, Belfast by Albert Bridge
J3474 : The Waterfront Hall, Belfast (2) by Albert Bridge
J3474 : The Waterfront Hall, Belfast (3) by Albert Bridge
J3474 : The Waterfront Hall, Belfast (4) by Albert Bridge
J3474 : The "Barrel Man", Belfast (1) by Albert Bridge
J3474 : The "Barrel Man", Belfast (2) by Albert Bridge
J3474 : The Laganbank Road, Belfast (1) by Albert Bridge
J3474 : Laganside sculpture, Belfast (5) by Albert Bridge
J3474 : Evening lights, Belfast by Albert Bridge
J3474 : Reflections on the River Lagan, Belfast by Albert Bridge
J3474 : The River Lagan, Belfast (at night) by Albert Bridge
J3474 : The Waterfront Hall, Belfast (2012-1) by Albert Bridge
J3474 : The Waterfront Hall, Belfast (2012-2) by Albert Bridge
J3474 : The Waterfront Hall, Belfast (2012-4) by Albert Bridge
J3474 : The Waterfront Hall, Belfast (2012-5) by Albert Bridge
J3474 : The Waterfront Hall, Belfast (2012-6) by Albert Bridge
J3474 : The "Hilton" hotel and Waterfront Hall, Belfast by Albert Bridge


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Created: Mon, 6 Feb 2012, Updated: Mon, 6 Feb 2012

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