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Wars, crashes and closed borders - my quest to visit every Belfast in the world

Wars, crashes and closed borders - my quest to visit every Belfast in the world
BBC Northern Ireland Sunday 20 September 2026, 06:06 UTC 1 min read
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County Antrim man Sean Drysdale has now visited 25 villages and towns called Belfast around the world.

County Antrim man Sean Drysdale has now visited 25 villages and towns called Belfast around the world.
Belfast (LOCATION) County Antrim (LOCATION) Sean Drysdale (PERSON)
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