Listers, My wife and I were in Belfast this summer as part of our vacation to the old country. I've made a wee web site with the photos we took on the trip. They include some images not typically seen. For example, I made an 8-image panorama from a hillside on the NW of town. Another is of the parking lot where a family home once stood. Many of the photos are family-specific, and they also include some pictures of the WONDERFUL people that made the trip so special. Some did not want their pictures shown for privacy sake. There are Belfast pictures, as well as pictures of some of the surrounding places like the Giant's Causeway, Downpatrick, and one of our favorite towns, Armagh. Some of London and environs are on the site too. There are some of our favorite places we didn't get pictures of, like Clonard, but we'll have to save them for another trip I suppose. Instructions for viewing the images are on the screen. I hope you like them and that they give you a sense of the town, if you are unfortunate enough not to visit and enjoy the tremendous hospitality the locals provide. Please offer your comments and suggestions. I know what I like, but as I expand the site I want to make sure everyone finds it easy to use. I'll be adding some photos in the near future, but didn't want to wait putting up the site any longer. If you have a broadband connection, you are in good shape. If you have a dialup connection, I suggest some supplementary reading material. http://www.airriess.net/assets/2005Vacationindex.htm Andy Airriess

Andy, What wonderful photos....the ones of Belfast brought back some good memories of our trip. Thanks for sharing them. Happy belated 25th anniversary. M Derry, Toronto

Andy, I wonder if one of the links got labeled wrong. There are some nice shots of St. Anne's but, if you enlarge them, it says St. Malachy's. Since my ancestors were married in St. Malachy's, I was curious. Dave BELFAST - Quin, Barr Co.CLARE - McMahon, Liddy Co. Wexford - Sinnott, Murray