The opportunity to be tattooed with a masterpiece will be offered at a museum in Northern Ireland on Valentine’s Day. A pop-up tattoo parlour will open at the Ulster Museum in Belfast as part of a ...

A new exhibition traces how risk, solidarity and collective action shaped Belfast’s first urban Gaeltacht during one of the city’s most turbulent periods ...

Works by two of Ireland’s most celebrated artists – Sir John Lavery and Sir William Orpen – have been unveiled in new display at the Ulster Museum as they celebrate the major acquisition.

A 1,000-year-old Ballyclog handbell believed to be linked to St Patrick is now on display at the Ulster Museum in Belfast. The Belfast Telegraph reports that the bronze bell, which dates back to the ...

A school history project which collected vintage toys for display has found a new home with the Ulster Museum. For the last year pupils in the History Club at St Dominic’s Grammar in Belfast have been ...

Frankie Quinn, “Garvaghy Road” (1999), photograph, © Frankie Quinn, Collection Ulster Museum (all images courtesy National Museums Northern Ireland Picture ...

Since heritage is a manifestation of how the past is used in the present, engagement with heritage is a critical indicator of how contemporary hatreds play out, both feeding and feeding off traditions ...

Ancestral human remains taken by a "grave robber" and brought to Belfast almost 200 years ago have begun their journey back to Hawaii. The human remains were repatriated in an emotional ceremony held ...

Spending your days in lockdown dreaming about your next vacation? Belfast in Northern Ireland has no shortage of fascinating locales to visit! We know that with the unfortunate lockdowns all around ...

The Ulster Museum is celebrating a significant enhancement to renowned Irish art collection with major works by two of ...

That risk matters. It is easy, with the benefit of hindsight, to celebrate cultural achievements without fully acknowledging ...