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11.22.2022 Belfast, Northern Ireland. Murals honouring loyalist paramilitaries line many walls in the largely Protestant neighbourhood of Shankill Road in west Belfast Belfast Northern Ireland

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11.22.2022 Belfast, Northern Ireland. One of dozens of “peace walls” in Belfast built in the 1960s and 70s to separate Protestant and Catholic neighbourhoods Belfast Northern Ireland

11.22.2022 Belfast, Northern Ir...round. Belfast Northern Ireland

11.22.2022 Belfast, Northern Ireland. A soccer ball trapped in a “peace wall” in Belfast that cuts through a school playground. Belfast Northern Ireland

11.22.2022 Belfast, Northern Ir...eople. Belfast Northern Ireland

11.22.2022 Belfast, Northern Ireland. The Little Mill coffee shop near Falls Road in Belfast displays photographs from the time of the “troubles” when sectarian violence killed more than 3,500 people. Belfast Northern Ireland

11.22.2022 Belfast, Northern Ir...venirs Belfast Northern Ireland

11.22.2022 Belfast, Northern Ireland. A shop on Falls Road in Belfast carries a wide variety republican gifts and souvenirs Belfast Northern Ireland

11.22.2022 Belfast, Northern Ir... 1981. Belfast Northern Ireland

11.22.2022 Belfast, Northern Ireland. A mural along Falls Road Belfast of Bobby Sands an IRA member who died during a hunger strike at Maze prison in 1981. Belfast Northern Ireland

11.22.2022 Belfast, Northern Ir... jail. Belfast Northern Ireland

11.22.2022 Belfast, Northern Ireland. Gerard McClanaghan, 62, grew up in the Falls Road area of Belfast and blames Protestant leaders for holding Northern Ireland back. He stands in one of several memorials to IRA members in the Falls Road area of Belfast. Mr. McClanaghan’s brother was an IRA member and served 12 years in jail. Belfast Northern Ireland

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11.22.2022 Belfast, Northern Ireland. A mural in memory of Queen Elizabeth II in the largely Protestant Shankill Road neighbourhood in west Belfast. Belfast Northern Ireland

11.22.2022 Belfast, Northern Ireland. The working-class neighbourhood of Shankill Road, a predominantly Protestant area in West Belfast Belfast Northern Ireland

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11.22.2022 Belfast, Northern Ireland. Lindsay Frazer works in one of the few shops left in Sandy Row, a largely Protestant neighbourhood in Belfast. She, like many residents in the largely Protestant Sandy Row area of Belfast, feel ignored by politicians on all sides. Belfast Northern Ireland

11.22.2022 Belfast, Northern Ireland. Paul McCann a shop owner in Sandy Row, a largely Protestant neighbourhood in Belfast, says the community has been ignored by politicians from all sides. Belfast Northern Ireland

11.22.2022 Belfast, Northern Ir...rison. Belfast Northern Ireland

11.22.2022 Belfast, Northern Ireland. A model depicting prison life, on display at the Eileen Hickey Irish Republican History Museum in Belfast. The museum is dedicated to Ms. Hickey, a member of the IRA who served time in Armagh prison. Belfast Northern Ireland

11.22.2022 Belfast, Northern Ir...ities. Belfast Northern Ireland

11.22.2022 Belfast, Northern Ireland. A Belfast neighbourhood next to one of the dozens of “peace walls” built in the 1960s and 70s to separate Protestant and Catholic communities. Belfast Northern Ireland

11.22.2022 Belfast, Northern Ir... wall. Belfast Northern Ireland

11.22.2022 Belfast, Northern Ireland. Niall Magennis walks his dog Charlie along the Cupar Way “peace wall” in Belfast. He believes the only hope for Northern Ireland is for people to stop voting for the main Protestant and Catholic parties.He lives on the Falls Road side of the wall. Belfast Northern Ireland

11.22.2022 Belfast, Northern Ireland. Images of Mary line the front of many homes around Falls Road, a largely Catholic neighbourhood in Belfast. Belfast Northern Ireland

11.22.2022 Belfast, Northern Ir...inter. Belfast Northern Ireland

11.22.2022 Belfast, Northern Ireland. Lisa Minnelli stands with her dog Elvis on the front porch of her home in the Falls Road neighbourhood of Belfast, just meters from one of the city’s largest “peace walls”. Ms. Minnelli recently lost her job at a fish and chips shop and she worries about the soaring cost of living and how she will pay her heating bill this winter. Belfast Northern Ireland

11.22.2022 Belfast, Northern Ir...hoods. Belfast Northern Ireland

11.22.2022 Belfast, Northern Ireland. One of dozens of “peace walls” in Belfast built in the 1960s and 70s to separate Protestant and Catholic neighbourhoods. Belfast Northern Ireland

11.22.2022 Belfast, Northern Ireland. The “peace wall” along Cupar Way in Belfast is one of more than 100 barriers across Northern Ireland built in the 1960s and 70s to separate Protestant and Catholic neighbourhoods. Many tourists come to see the “peace wall”. Belfast Northern Ireland

11.22.2022 Belfast, Northern Ireland. A sign on one of the dozens of “peace walls” in Belfast that separate Protestant and Catholic neighbourhoods. Belfast Northern Ireland

11.22.2022 Belfast, Northern Ireland. Murals honouring loyalist paramilitaries line many walls in the largely Protestant neighbourhood around Newtownards Road in Belfast Belfast Northern Ireland

11.22.2022 Belfast, Northern Ireland. One of dozens of “peace walls” in Belfast built in the 1960s and 70s to separate Protestant and Catholic neighbourhoods Belfast Northern Ireland

11.22.2022 Belfast, Northern Ir...eland. Belfast Northern Ireland

11.22.2022 Belfast, Northern Ireland. Graffii on a wall in Newtownards Road, a largely Protestant neighbourhood in Belfast, reflects unionist anger over the Northern Ireland Protocol which many say cuts the province off from the rest of Britain and could lead to unification with Ireland. Belfast Northern Ireland

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Northern Ireland sees growing angst about sectarian strife and Brexit

Nearly 25 years since the Good Friday Agreement, the mood in Belfast is dour as Protestant unionists and Catholic republicans fear a return to the bad old days

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