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1040 Jackson Avenue, 3rd Floor
Long Island City, NY 11101
Tel: (718) 707 9997
Fax: (718) 228 5940
We are located in Long Island City, which is a charming, bohemian neighborhood just a few minutes away from midtown Manhattan.
To
get here, take the Main Street bound 7 train (from Times Square, Fifth
Avenue-Bryant Park or Grand Central Stations). Get out at Vernon Blvd.-Jackson Avenue station, which is the first subway stop in Queens after Grand Central Station.
Emerge from the subway station via the Jackson Avenue exit . You'll see a Chase Bank on the corner. Look across the road for the New York Irish Center, a green building - we are located on the third floor. Second door. Ring Bell 2.
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Midtown Centre
25 Talbot Street
Cathedral Quarter
Belfast BT1 2LD
Tel: (028) 90 823693
Fax: (001) 718 228 5940
Our
Belfast office is located in the historic "Cathedral Quarter" an area
rich in cultural, artistic and architectural character. With its narrow cobbled streets and winding victorian alleyways this is the city's equivalent to Covent Garden in London and Temple Bar in Dublin.
There are numerous local art galleries, media and cultural centres here,
including Catalyst Arts, Factotum, Belfast Exposed, Belast Print
Workshop, Belfast Film Festival, the Belfast Circus School, the
Community Arts Forum and Northern Visions Media Centre. The University
of Ulster's arts campus is close by, adding to the neighborhood's
bohemian charm.
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