THE ENTRIES

The area north of High Street was Belfast's oldest, but was almost entirely destroyed in the bombing raids of the Second World War. What remains between High Street and Ann Street, however, is a series of narrow alleys known as "Entries", home to some very old pubs such as The Morning Star in Pottinger's Entry, Henry's in Joy's Entry, and one of Belfast's oldest pubs White's Tavern, in Winecellar Entry. Entries were passageways most often used for trade.