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Search complete. 10 mentions across 4 episodes found for "Malone Road".

Sep 25, 2026

Melanie HarrisonGUEST
22:52
And I was going around going, "Would somebody go to this auction?" And I thought, "What are you thinking about buying that building? It's gonna go for a fortune.
Melanie HarrisonGUEST
22:59
It's on the Malone Road.
Melanie HarrisonGUEST
23:01
And then, like, what are you gonna do?" And oh, it's just, it's a ridiculous idea.
Melanie HarrisonGUEST
23:06
So I got this girl, a friend of a friend, to go to the auction for me.
Barbara StephensonGUEST
23:38
You can't even find a difference now in the back of it.
Barbara StephensonGUEST
23:41
I mean, people from West Belfast will call the police just like people from the Malone Road will call the police.
Barbara StephensonGUEST
23:47
It's like almost no difference.
Barbara StephensonGUEST
23:49
So there's these quiet, profound changes in confidence in law enforcement, which I came to see as central to the conflict, right? So that the people that were wearing the badge were seen as equally responsive and going to help with crime on both sides.
Gareth RussellHOST
91:48
An open verdict was quickly returned, allowing the young William to leave as a free man with his mother and sister to return to their much quieter, safer home on Eliza Street.
Gareth RussellHOST
92:02
Chapter Six From Slobland to Snobland, a day in the life of a Malone Road servant.
Gareth RussellHOST
92:12
275 years after it had been legally recognised as a town by King James I, his six-times great-granddaughter Queen Victoria granted Belfast the status of a city.
Gareth RussellHOST
92:26
As the town had grown with the economy, the centre of Belfast ceased to be where its wealthiest citizens lived.
Gareth RussellHOST
94:27
Not glamorous, but it pays the bills.
Gareth RussellHOST
94:29
Or the Johnson's tea.
Gareth RussellHOST
94:31
The Malone Road began on an incline – a small hill that, if you're familiar with Belfast today, is the incline just outside Botanic Gardens, on which sits the Ulster Museum, Maggie Mays and Methodist College.
Gareth RussellHOST
94:44
The rest of Belfast was built – or most of Belfast, sorry – was built on an area of slob or flat land.
Tim McGarryHOST
3:40
But most people won't know you.
Tim McGarryHOST
3:42
But if I said Melanie Harrison, Melanie Harrison runs the gorgeous Harrison Hotel on Malone Road.
Tim McGarryHOST
3:48
It's not like he even called the Harrison Hotel.
Tim McGarryHOST
3:50
What's it called? Harrison

9 MINS LATER

Melanie HarrisonGUEST
12:24
Well,
Tim McGarryHOST
12:25
I needed you.
Tim McGarryHOST
12:26
For those who don't know, the hotel is on the Malone Road, the bottom of Chlorine Gardens, and there's four lovely buildings that you've put together.
Tim McGarryHOST
12:33
Yeah, I started off with one.

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