Ulster Museum (Belfast) - Reviews & Visitor Information

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Botanic Gardens, Belfast

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+44 845 608 0000

#2 in the top 50 of Northern Ireland

Ulster Museum is a museum in Belfast. The museum features exhibits related to: social history, photography, weapons and war, science and technology, natural sciences, costume and textiles, archives, world cultures, decorative and applied art, toys and hobbies, archaeology, industry, coins and medals and fine art. Key themes, people and exhibits in the museum include: fine and applied arts, natural history, local history, archaeology and ethnography.

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Ulster Museum

Botanic Gardens

BT9 5AB Belfast

Northern Ireland

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+44 845 608 0000

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History & Anthropology

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Opening hours

Tues-Sun 10:00 - 17:00
Closed: Mon

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This museum has no entrance fee!

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Facilities

Coffee
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Wheelchair accessible

Location

Botanic Gardens, Belfast, Northern Ireland

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Ulster Museum has 2 ratings.

Michelle

1 rating

Friday, August 30, 2019 Aug 30, 2019

As a regular visitor to the Ulster museum I'm deeply concerned by your pro abortion propaganda which trivialises the intentional ending of human life.

Abortion is a very emotive topic and one which has caused women worldwide to suffer emotionally mentally and physically. It is not a laughing matter.

To use such propaganda and more shockingly your use of jovial colloquial slang is outrageous, particularly when we are facing an on demand abortion service in NI for babies in the womb up to 7 months and birth for disabilities including club foot and cleft palate.

Your display insinuates women are jailed or could be jailed for abortion. The reality is not one woman in Ireland has ever been prosecuted over abortion. In fact there has only ever been 2 cases of prosecution in the UK as a whole since 1967 when the Abortion Act was introduced. One case involved a man who put abortion pills into a pregnant womans food and the other involved a woman who self aborted at birth. Her baby has never been found to this day.

I'm completely shocked at your display and would seriously urge you to reconsider it as trivialises the violent ending of human life. Furthermore in my view the display is wholly inappropriate and biased. It has put me off returning to visit until it is removed. I know many others are also in disbelief that you have taken this political stance.

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