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| Belfast provides setting for Titanic light show | |
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| Belfast's iconic Titanic building provided the backdrop for a spectacular light show on Saturday. | |
| About 30,000 people watched the combination of 3D graphics and pyrotechnics, set to music. | |
| Organisers had warned about traffic disruption in the area and limited parking. | Organisers had warned about traffic disruption in the area and limited parking. |
| Belfast Lord Mayor Niall O'Donnghaile said: "It is another huge event in a series of huge events for Belfast in 2012." | Belfast Lord Mayor Niall O'Donnghaile said: "It is another huge event in a series of huge events for Belfast in 2012." |
| People attending the light show were advised to plan their journey and take advantage of the various public transport arrangements that had been put in place by Translink. | People attending the light show were advised to plan their journey and take advantage of the various public transport arrangements that had been put in place by Translink. |
| Free Metro shuttle buses left Chichester Street for Titanic Slipways from 19:30 BST and from Donegall Square South for the Albert Quay. | Free Metro shuttle buses left Chichester Street for Titanic Slipways from 19:30 BST and from Donegall Square South for the Albert Quay. |