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As seen on the North Belfast News

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TheNewlodge.com on YouTube

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TheNewlodge on Facebook

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TheNewlodge Email Accounts

Slider05: Word of Mouth (B)

Word of Mouth Advertising

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TheNewlodge Photographs

Newlodge Email Hosted by Hotmail TheNewlodge on Facebook TheNewlodge on YouTube TheNewlodge Photographs TheNewlodge Takeaway Menus

Welcome to TheNewlodge.com

TheNewlodge.com website was formed in 2006 replacing its sister site TheBarrack.com (2004), the purpose of the rename was that the New Lodge is a much more recognised area and with the Barrack being part of the New Lodge Ward it was better branded TheNewlodge.com rather than TheBarrack.com.

 
In 2008 TheNewlodge.com restructured its website and extended its presence into the social networking world. TheNewlodge.com now contains a handful of useful information for the local area such as
  • The Local History
  • Newlodge Related Videos
  • List of Local Community Projects*
  • List of Local Businesses*
  • List of Doctors, schools, nurseries and childcare facilities*
  • List of Take Aways* (Including the option to download their menu)
    * Iincludes addresses and telephone numbers
 
Our facebook page now has a collection of well over 5000 photographs of the New Lodge people, this is no doubt the largest collection in the North. The photographss are of the local residents on the local website dedicated to the area. TheNewlodge.com restructured its website after the newlodge boom on its facebook page in April 2011 giving the page and the website massive usage. We’ve now made it easier to use and navigate the website and a new site map.
Any community organisations or businesses are more than welcome to get in touch to get content added to the website, We also have a sister website at www.northbelfast.ie for those who want content on 2 places or for those who are not newlodge related.


The Newlodge 6 Enquiry Report Newlodge Arts Glenravel Project