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Historical Ulster : towns, life and Parliament gallery

Wednesday, 21 October 2009

Tyrella Beach, 1960s
To purchase this photograph as large format canvas or acrylic visit Belfast Telegraph page on www.niphotocanvas.co.uk

Images from the Belfast Telegraph's Historic Ulster galleriesTyrella Beach, 1960s

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Belfast Telegraph which dates back to 1870 is offering a unique opportunity to buy selected images taken from the Belfast Telegraph historic archives mounted on canvas and acrylic.

The photographs give a fascinating insight into the history and culture of Northern Ireland during the twentieth century and include images from, Carson and the Ulster Parliament, Ulster towns and Ulster life.

You can buy as these stunning photographs as large frame stretched canvases or mounted in specially commissioned acrylic frames.

>>To see photo galleries click on image

To make a purchase from our collection, simply click here www.niphotocanvas.co.uk/thebelfasttelegraph.htm, pick your picture from one of the Belfast Telegraph portfolios, follow the instructions for picture type, sizing , payment and we will do the rest for you. The pictures on display only represent a small sample of what is available in the Belfast Telegraph archive and we hope to expand this collection on an ongoing basis

The photographs are reproduced and are available for purchase under license from Belfast Telegraph, Independent News & Media (Northern Ireland) who retain copyright for use of all images. All publishing rights reserved. These canvases and acrylics are produced by NI Photo Canvas, a new company based in Killinchy Co Down, which specialises in producing these types of picture.

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Any chance of a reply to my query of 13th March ?

Posted by john g. | 19.04.10, 17:29 GMT

Do you have any old pics of Dunmurry? I'd love to see some. I lived there from birth until 1964

Posted by Barbara | 03.04.10, 22:04 GMT

Wonderful pictures. Makes me quite homesick !
Do you have any pictures of Greencastle/ Whitehouse, where the No. 7 tram ended, or the area around Barbours Mill which is now gone , I lived in Maiden's Row 70 years ago,

Posted by john g. | 13.03.10, 16:46 GMT

Do you not have any photographs available of Newtownards and the Ards Peninsula? Ballywalter and Millisle. Carrowdore Greyabbey, Kircubbin, Portavogie, Portaferry,Cloughy, Ballyhalbert,

Posted by R.A.B.D. | 15.02.10, 00:57 GMT

I have just come across this site and noticed a large crowd outside my home which was two doors away from the amusements in those days.
If you go to the right of the picture and seven cars along. I lived in Mount Oriel No.2
Would you happen to have in your old publications a picture of my mother being interviewed in the early 60's by the BBC. She is standing outside the front door with her arms folded? It would be wonderful to have a copy of this. Mrs. Doherty was her name. How much is this picture of the Promenade? I would love a copy but not in canvas. I am a photographer myself and I would like a 12 x 18in. Black photo please.
This has brought so many memories back. Such a delight to see them. Only people from that period would appreciate such wonderful reproductions of this period.

Posted by Eilish Culley | 05.02.10, 19:05 GMT

Hi Kate There are photos of Comber. Please go to the Belfast Telegraph page on www.niphotocanvas.co.uk and select Comber (Ulster Towns tab).

Posted by Julian Marshall | 26.01.10, 14:38 GMT

How about some photographs of Comber,Co Down?

Posted by KATE DILLON | 26.01.10, 04:58 GMT

don't forget there is also cushendun
which should be shown too

Posted by Patrick Harrison | 16.12.09, 20:04 GMT

Any of the historical Ulster towns in Donegal, Cavan, or Monaghan ?

Posted by Yip | 10.12.09, 10:54 GMT

cant wait for the donaghadee pics

Posted by steve | 09.12.09, 21:26 GMT

patsy
portstewart is in co derry!

Posted by keith | 09.12.09, 17:28 GMT

The second picture is of Portstewart the day my mother was born...and if you want to be pedantic, the County is/was Coleraine

Posted by SM | 09.12.09, 16:16 GMT

get a life Richard

Posted by Who cares | 09.12.09, 15:17 GMT

Sad that in the cases of Portstewart and P'rush pics are all we do have left - so much has been pulled down for apartments.

Posted by donegore | 09.12.09, 14:15 GMT

Co Derry certainly doesn't exist!

Posted by Richard | 09.12.09, 14:09 GMT

We will be adding more photos of Ulster towns in the next week or two, including Bangor, Groomsport, Donaghadee, Banbridge, Ballynahinch, Ardglass, Ballycastle, Portrush, Portstewart, Cultra, Hillsborough, Lisburn, Holywood, Carrickfergus and Cushendall. Others will follow including towns in Tyrone and Derry. These make great Xmas presents so please keep an eye on the site! If we can be of any assistance, then please call us on 02897 542185.

Posted by Julian Marshall | 18.11.09, 10:06 GMT

It would seem that Co Tyrone and Co Derry do not exist as far as the Belfast Telegraph is concerned.

Posted by Patsy Devine | 12.11.09, 11:56 GMT

hi,
great photos,some bring back happy times,
have you any of Bangor and Donaghadee

Posted by joan martin | 29.10.09, 23:31 GMT

Any of Donegal Town?

Posted by James Fitzpatrick | 28.10.09, 15:56 GMT

Lovely photos - particulary of Newcastle and Portaferry - would love to see some of Banbridge - my grandparents Sean and Mary Connolly had a doctor's surgery in Newry Road (my Dad was born in 1930 so going a way back). Their home/surgery was a video store last time I saw it in 2000.

Posted by Niall | 24.10.09, 10:04 GMT