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Choir of Angels
It was home time. My route back to Montgomery Street car park took me from the High Street through the stone-flagged pedestrian zone around Arthur Square in the city centre. It was a bright September evening and Corn Market was … Continue reading
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Tagged Arthur Square, Arthur Street, Belfast, Buskers, Corn Market, Jason O'Rourke, Literature, Montgomery Street, Spirit of Belfast
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Beemer
When driving in the outside lane of Ireland’s motorways it is inevitable that, at some stage of your journey, you will see in your mirror a sleek, aggressive car approaching at very high speed, flashing its headlights and sitting uncomfortably close to … Continue reading
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Tagged Andersonstown, Belfast, BMW, Jason O'Rourke, Stockman's Lane
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Laundry
I used to walk past the launderette at the top of Agincourt Avenue on my way to Queen’s University. In the winter I would cut through the entry to briefly warm myself in the hot steam that blasted out from … Continue reading
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Tagged Agincourt Avenue, Belfast, Holylands, Jason O'Rourke, Literature, Ormeau Road, short story
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Vernacularisms 