By Padraic Halpin BELFAST (Reuters) -Bullets and bombs were a part of life in the Belfast that Raied al-Wazzan moved to from ...

A NEW collection of works on paper by award-winning Belfast-born artist Heather McAteer ... informed by her upbringing during the Northern Ireland ‘Troubles’ and relocation to England in ...

It’s a sad and angry piece that looks at the unfolding tragedy of the Troubles ... forces in Belfast. He tells stories about the end of the British Empire and points at maps of Belfast, more ...

Belfast calls them “black cab tours” and ... spend about 90 minutes with tourists explaining the history of the official Troubles, the ongoing unofficial Troubles and the dozens of murals ...

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which ran in Belfast in 1972. The decision by Northern Ireland prosecutors means the cases come before the controversial Legacy Act, which blocks any further prosecutions linked to the Troubles ...

The scars of the Troubles are visible in the physical barriers ... which was a singular line cutting the city in half, on a map Belfast’s walls are haphazard strikes and dabs.

It has two driving arguments—that the tensions that fueled the Troubles have existed for centuries and that Belfast’s tradition of political radicalism has united its two communities as much ...

AL-KASSAB: Paul Crawford's father was killed in the conflict known as the Troubles. He campaigns for victims' rights, and he lives in the predominantly Catholic west Belfast. He wants the walls to ...

A Belfast tour guide has told of how after six months of waiting for graffiti to be removed from the city's only public memorial to victims of the Troubles, he decided to clean it himself.

It was known as the Troubles. Even its name was a kind of ... Fanny had grown up in Belfast and had gone on to work as an executive for various companies there. She never married and had travelled ...