Original article and images by Belfast resident
Liam Moore.
Belfast, the capital city of Northern Ireland, has been home to some of the worst violence Ireland has endured.
The Troubles, between the late 1960's and 1998, divided the nation, mainly between Nationalist Catholics and Unionist Protestants. The
Agreement on Good Friday (April 10th, 1998) brought an end to 30 years of suffering and bitter feuding between these communities. Throughout The Troubles both sides painted large murals on buildings, particularly in residential areas on houses at the end of terraced rows:
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