County Donegal

1. The M Club

This is one of Belfast’s most popular nightlife venues attracting huge crowds from near and far. Spinning the very best in the latest chart topping music, and with excellent promotion, you are sure to be impressed with this Belfast nightclub venue.

2. The Limelight

The Limelight is a bar, nightclub and music venue. Belfast city’s Ormeau Avenue includes: The Limelight nightclub, a bar called Katy Daly’s, and Spring & Airbrake. Auntie Annie’s Porterhouse, which is located on the Dublin Road, is also owned by The Limelight. The Limelight is a very popular venue that showcases up-and-coming artists. In the past bands like Oasis, Artic Monkeys, Blur, The Stokes and many more have gigged here, need I say more!

3. Rain Nightclub

Rain Nightclub is one of Belfast’s newest and hottest nightclubs. Open seven nights a week, Rain offers two dance floor venues with a different theme each night. There is an outdoor garden onsite for your convenience and there are great drink promotions run on a regular basis.

4. The Globe

The Globe is a very popular student club showcasing top national and international DJ’s. You have the opportunity to sing along to your favourite songs with the karaoke sessions that prove to be very popular at The Globe.

5. Bar Seven

Bar Seven offer an excellent party atmosphere in elegant surroundings. Attracting hen parties, stag parties, work parties and many more. With local resident DJ Owen Larkin from City Beat 96.7fm you are assured a great night out at Bar Seven.

6. BT1 Bar

BT1 Bar is a modern and hip-hop venue with comfy booths. There is a great seating area here and not forgetting a great dancing area too.

7. Lavery’s

Lavery’s is one of Belfast’s oldest run family run bars and has been at the centre of Belfast’s nightlife scene for over 90 years! With 5 different venues spanning over 3 levels, there really is something for every age and taste at Lavery’s.

8. Shine

Shine is a nightclub that was started in 1995 by local DJ Alan Simms. Located in the Mandela hall, which is part of Queen’s University, this is a popular spot among students. This club has no formal music policy but techno is just one of the many themes on most nights. DJ’s and live acts that have played in Shine include: Carol Cox, Deep Dish and Green Velvet to name a few.

9. Coach Nightclub

Coach Nightclub offers two rooms with 2 nightclubs. Choose from the best of the 80′s music upstairs in the “Boogie Nights Room”, or go downstairs for the latest chart topping hits. Whatever takes your fancy, Coach Nightclub is sure to entertain.

10. Roxy Nightclub

This is another one of Belfast’s hottest and newest nightclubs. Featuring the very best in commercial dance music every Saturday night. Admission is 7.00 Pounds Sterling and doors open at 9pm.

So there you have it, just a selection of some of the best nightclubs to visit when in Belfast.

Las Vegas is one of the fastest growing American cities and its foreclosure market is growing in size too. Las Vegas Foreclosure Listings are easily available in yellow pages, with real estate agents and realty websites. One has to move wisely from zeroing on to property from the listings to making the actual purchase either from an auction or through agents.

Las Vegas has been dubbed as the ‘Silver State of Foreclosures’ in USA which has hundreds of foreclosed properties posing a real good opportunity for investors.  It is a hot market as it is one of the wealthiest cities in the USA. There are a large number of investors and home buyers who can purchase homes at cheap rates.

Now the steps to be followed to make best use of Las Vegas Foreclosure Listings are:

Note that laws are different from state to state. Las Vegas Foreclosures are basically properties on which the borrowers have defaulted on their mortgage and the property reverts to the lender. Estimate the discount- You are able to get properties at massive discounts as banks and agents are eager to get rid of the foreclosed property on their hands. Consult a real estate professional- Getting an expert to help you might land you a better deal and some home owners may not even deal with unrepresented buyers. Search for Las Vegas Foreclosure listings in magazines, newspapers, internet etc. listings are available with government sites like Fannie Mae and HUD or even the county clerk’s office. Make an inspection of the property- perform a detailed check on the property to take into account unresolved maintenance or repair costs. Survey neighboring property- Check local real estate prices to ascertain whether you are getting a good deal. Get your finances ready- Get pre-qualified for a fresh mortgage. Your credit report must be ready for a mortgage Enroll in a listing service- Find good Las Vegas Foreclosures Listings services and subscribe to them to get timely and accurate information on foreclosed properties.

Lastly you must ensure that the property does not have any outstanding liens and if so, determine who is responsible for clearing those dues. Armed with this information and having followed these steps, you are ready to make that great purchase or investment.

The Six-Nations Rugby Series. Ireland are defending Grand Slam Rugby Champions for only the second time since 1949 and play three of their five matches at home in Croke Park. Visitors this year will be Italy, (6th February) Wales (13th March) and Scotland (20th March). Any game is good, but the Welsh one is particularly attractive this year as a repeat of the game that clinched the title for Ireland in 2009. This will also be the final series of rugby matches to be played in Croke Park as the IRFU move into their new Aviva Stadium in Lansdowne Road which only has a capacity of 50,000 compared to 82,000 in Croker. Soak up the wonderful atmosphere that only Dublin can offer on a rugby weekend! The All-Ireland Club Hurling and Football Finals. These are held on the 17th March each year. This is when the unsung heroes of club football get a chance to shine on the big time stage of Croke Park as they battle it out for the honour of being crowned club champions of Ireland in their respective codes. St. Patrick’s Day Festival. The annual party in honour of of the patron saint of Ireland takes place from the 12th until the 17th March with a huge variety of entertainment to please young and old culminating in the St Patrick’s Day Parade through the streets of Dublin on March 17th. A now traditional end to the festival is the massive fireworks display that takes place down by the River Liffey on the night of March 17th. The Dublin Handel Festival. This is an annual event that takes place every April to bring to life the connections between Handel and the City of Dublin for Dubliners, Irish people and international visitors, through a week long programme that celebrates the cultural riches of the 18th century in a modern and contemporary context. This year it is on from the 10th to the 13th April at the National Concert Hall. The Phoenix Park Motor Races. Following the highly successful running of the 2009 Phoenix Park Motor Races, a chance to feel like you are at the Silverstone Grand Prix arrives on the 14th and 15th August. The circuit to be used for the 2010 races will be the Oldtown Circuit, with a change to Mountjoy Corner. The All-Ireland County Football and Hurling Finals. The two really glamour days of the year for the GAA occur on the 5th and 17th September as Croke Parks holds two of the great days of the year in Dublin. Kilkenny are defending 2009 hurling champions and Kerry is their football equivalent. What bets the two are not there again in 2010? Adidas Dublin City Marathon. Now firmly established as one of the great marathon races of the world, the Dublin City Marathon, sponsored by Adidas, takes on the 25th October 2010, which is the October Bank Holiday Monday. The race provides a wonderful atmosphere whilst raising huge money for worth charities. Dublin Horse Show. The Failte Ireland Dublin Horse Show is a wonderful week of showjumping for both professional and amateur participants, which attracts thousands of spectators and hundreds of competitors to the RDS in Ballsbridge. The 2010 event runs from the 4th August to the 8th of August  The Flora Women’s Mini Marathon. This annual event which will be held on the 7th June 2010 is the biggest all women’s event of its kind in the world. It has grown steadily in numbers since it began in 1983 with its popularity increasing significantly over the last few years. Over those years some 600,000 women have entered the event and raised millions for charity in the process. The Rod Stewart Concert at the O2 area, formerly the Point Theatre, on the 11th May. Tickets are on sale and the show is probably a sell-out but it is quite possible a second gig will be announced.