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1. cain.ulster.ac.uk › issues › interfaceInterface, Flashpoints in Northern Ireland, by Colm Heatley

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   May 14, 2024 · 'Interface: Flashpoints in Northern Ireland' Colm Heatley. Published by Lagan Books, 2004. ISBN 1-904684-10-6 191pp. Orders to local bookshops or: Lagan Books. 10 Duncrue Street. Belfast. BT3 9AQ. Northern Ireland. Cost: 5.00 (including packaging and posting)

2. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Interface_areaInterface area - Wikipedia

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   They are sometimes the sites of sectarian violence, when they have become known as "flashpoints". Key interface areas North Belfast Alexandra Park fence, viewed from the Antrim Road side. North Belfast is home to a number of interface areas.

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   What are 'flashpoints' in North Belfast?

   • They are sometimes the sites of sectarian violence, when they have become known as "flashpoints". North Belfast is home to a number of interface areas. One of the most famous is Holy Cross in the Ardoyne area of Belfast, which was the site of significant disputes in 2001 and 2002.

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   What are the main interfaces in West Belfast?

   • Other interfaces in west Belfast include the Donegall Road and Broadway, which are divided between the loyalist Village area and the republican St James's area by the roundabout where the Rise statue stands and the Stewartstown Road that divides the republican Lenadoon area from the loyalist Suffolk.

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   What was Belfast like before the troubles?

   • "Before the Troubles a lot of what are now termed the interface areas of Belfast would have been mixed. Areas such as Newington and Ardoyne would have been home to Catholics and Protestants. Although people thought of areas in terms of Protestant and Catholic there would have been much less segregation.

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   Are Belfast's peace lines a sign of failure?

   • Alban Maginness of the moderately nationalist SDLP and the first Catholic Lord Mayor of Belfast when he took the post in 1998, says the peace lines are a sign of failure. And he says that if the governments can't get it right at the Ardoyne interface they can't get it right anywhere.

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4. frontlinenoirbooks.com › Interface-Flashpoints-inInterface: Flashpoints in Northern Ireland by Colm Heatley

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   Description. CURRENTLY UNAVAILABLE. THE BOOK. Interface aims to include the voices of those involved in flashpoint areas in Northern Ireland.What it is like to comfront the challenges residents in Interface areas face daily? Many feel that their views have been mis-represented, or at least misunderstood.

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5. www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk › news › northern-irelandFrom riot zone to trading zone... how locals transformed a ...

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   Jul 7, 2011 · News. Northern Ireland. From riot zone to trading zone... how locals transformed a flashpoint area. By Anne Madden. Wed 6 Jul 2011 at 18:26. One of the most explosive interfaces in Northern...

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6. academic.oup.com › tcbh › articleConflicts in the North of Ireland 1900–2000: Flashpoints and ...

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   Dec 8, 2011 · The volume's focus on ‘conflict’ or ‘flashpoints and fracture zones’ firmly anchors it to a green versus orange paradigm. Two chapters on the Left, Gray on the 1907 Belfast dock strike and Edwards and Walker on the Northern Ireland Labour Party, are noteworthy exceptions.

   • Author: N. C. Fleming

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7. www.cambridge.org › core › journalsConflicts in the North of Ireland, 1900–2000: Flashpoints and ...

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   Feb 4, 2015 · Conflicts in the North of Ireland, 1900–2000: Flashpoints and Fracture Zones. Edited by Alan F. Parkinson and Éamon Phoenix. Pp x, 277. Dublin: Four Courts Press. 2010. €50. - Volume 37 Issue 148

8. www.irishnews.com › news › northernirelandnewsLanark Way - A flashpoint for more than 150 years - Irish News

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   Apr 9, 2021 · By Bimpe Archer. April 09, 2021 at 2:00AM GMT+1. LYING between the loyalist Shankill Road and republican Falls and Springfield roads, Lanark Way has been one of the deadliest interface areas in ...