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Hotel Partners is an independent hotel group which owns and operates hotels across Ireland and the United Kingdom. It currently operates seven hotels across Ireland, including the five-star Fitzwilliam Hotels in Dublin and Belfast, Trim Castle in Meath and the Park Plaza Hotel, Belfast.
The Eddystone is one of three hotels on Park Avenue designed by Louis Kamper [2] for Lew Tuller; [3] the other two are the Royal Palm at 2305 Park Avenue and the former Park Avenue Hotel at 2643 Park Avenue (across Sproat from the Eddystone). All three are on the National Register of Historic Places. The Park Avenue Hotel was demolished in 2015 ...
The hotel was officially opened in 2000. In 2008, the hotel was purchased by millionaire property developer John Miskelly (famous for his £250 million takeover attempt of Liverpool Football Club [2]) for an undisclosed sum [3] [4] [5] from the County Antrim-based Hill family, owners of the Galgorm Manor Hotel.
The Park Centre is a retail and leisure development that was constructed in a largely built-up residential area in South-West Belfast. [1] The complex was constructed by Brookmount Properties Limited and opened on 15 April 1985. Today it is currently owned and operated by Latt Limited.
The Dock Ward was one of 15 wards of Belfast City Council prior to 1973. Its boundaries were the Antrim Road, Clifton Street, North Queen St, Great George's Street and Brougham Street. From 1973 to 1985 the eastern boundary of the New Lodge ward was North Queen Street. The boundaries were extended to York Street and Clifton Park Avenue in 1985.
Courthouse. The Crumlin Road begins at Carlisle Circus, a roundabout north of the city centre just past the Westlink motorway. It is one of four exits from Carlisle Circus, the others being the Antrim Road, a major arterial and residential route that forms part of the A6, Clifton Street which leads back to the centre, and Denmark Street which leads to the area of the lower Shankill Road.