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| Kiernan Joliat | profile | all galleries >> Travel >> London Semester 2004 >> Ireland >> Belfast | tree view | thumbnails | slideshow |
 Belfast's Protestant cathedral. |
 Belfast's Catholic cathedral. |
 Belfast City Hall. |
 The warehouse on the Belfast docks where the Titanic was built. |
 The most impressive mohawk I've ever seen, in the Belfast train station. |
 First in a series of pictures of Protestant/Unionist murals in West Belfast (Shankill Road area). |
 More murals. |
 More murals. |
 More murals. |
 More murals. You can see they're mostly on the ends of apartment complexes. |
 More murals. |
 More murals. |
 More murals. |
 More murals. |
 The "Peace Line", separating the Catholic and Protestant areas of West Belfast. |
 Gates in the wall. These are open during the day and closed at night or if there's trouble. |
 Closed gates. Some are closed on weekends (no trouble here). |
 Sinn Fein headquarters in the Falls Road. |
 A wall of murals in the Catholic/Republican Falls Road area. |
 Another shot of the mural wall. |
 A close-up of my favourite mural. |
 Catholic/Republican murals in the Falls Road area of West Belfast. |
 More murals. |
 More murals. |
 More murals. |
 More murals. |
 More murals. |
 More murals. |
 More murals, this one commemorating Bobby Sands. |
 Top three floors occupied by the British Army as a surveillance post. |
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