Belfast Essence

Where elegance meets emotion.

Belfast Essence is more than a fragrance, it is a national identity , culture and story of people and possibilities

Places and scents

Places and stories that inspire our fragrance

Belfast City Centre

Where city lights meet quiet memories, Belfast’s heart shapes the soul of our fragrance.

Titanic

Where love and legacy rises from the docks, Belfast’s spirit shapes the heart of our fragrance.

Dublin

Where riverside lights and timeless streets whisper stories that shape our fragrance.

Cliff of Moher

Where towering cliffs meet restless seas, nature’s quiet power shapes our fragrance.

Giant causeway

Where ancient stones meet the sea, nature’s rhythm shapes the spirit within our fragrance.

Belfast Essence is a registered TM of Ireola Ltd

157 Oldpark Road, Belfast. BT14 6QP

Belfast Essence is a registered trademark of Ireola Ltd. Belfast Essence was created with a clear purpose: to reshape the narrative of Belfast city through scent, creating an identity that people are proud to wear and share.

Rooted in Irish culture yet built with global ambition, Belfast Essence is more than a fragrance — it is a celebration of place, progress, and possibilities.

Subscription Plan

Flexible subscription and payment plan available

Starter

£96

3 units of 50ml Belfast essence delivered to customer over period of 3 months.
1 unit every month

Value

£180

6 units  of 50ml Belfast Essence delivered to customer over period of 6 months.
1 unit every month

Loyalty

£300

12 units  of 50ml Belfast Essence delivered to customer over period of 12 months.
1 unit every month

Ireland National Perfume

Vision

To be in every home in Ireland, establishing Belfast Essence as a national perfume brand admired around the world.

Be inspired

Irish secrets

Three Castle
Three Castle Head

Three medieval towers perched above a cliff-ringed lake on Ireland’s wild southwest coast. Windswept, eerie, and unforgettable — and almost always deserted.

McDermott’s Castle (Lough Key, County Roscommon)
McDermott’s Castle

A haunting ruined castle on a tiny island, reachable only by boat or kayak. It looks like something out of a fantasy novel — and few tourists ever find it.

Coumshingaun Lough

A glacial lake hidden in the Comeragh Mountains, shaped like a horseshoe and surrounded by dramatic cliffs. It’s one of Ireland’s most cinematic hikes — yet still a local secret.

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