Ferine, Belfast
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Update: Sadly Ferine is now closed.
If the entire island of Ireland were suddenly plunged into darkness because of a power outage, there is no need for anyone to panic. A simple, speedy solution is at hand.
To light the place up, you simply need to plug the electricity grid into the energy emanating from Belfast’s Ferine restaurant, on any …