
THE MORNING STAR
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THE BEACON OF BELFAST SINCE 1810.
In order to appreciate the present, we must remember the past. In 1810 The Morning Star was originally a coaching stop for the Belfast to Dublin post, a place where weary travellers sought refuge and sustenance. The name “Morning Star” whispers through time, a legacy bestowed upon the establishment by the men of the old mail coach depot, their first light of day in a city still draped in slumber.
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Through the gas lamps, the moon, and the stars, The Morning Star has woven a narrative that intertwines with the very fabric of Belfast. It narrowly weathered the storm of the Belfast Blitz in 1941, a resilient survivor amidst the leveled remnants of neighboring buildings. The bricks and beams, witness to history, now stand as a testament to the enduring spirit of a city and its people.