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3. www.peacewall-archive.net › mapsMaps - Peacewall Archive

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   Map of deaths to the conflict, in two three-year periods prior to (1985-1987) and after (1989-1991) the establishment of the Lanark Way Peaceline (in 1988) in Belfast, and distribution of Catholics of adjoining wards in Belfast (2001).

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4. factcheckni.org › topics › peaceWho opens and closes interface gates? - FactCheckNI

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   Dec 16, 2016 · At Lanark Way, vehicular and pedestrian gates open daily between 0700 hrs and 2230 hrs. The PSNI close and open these gates remotely, via an automated mechanism. Image: Belfast “Peace Line” along Cupar Way between Falls and Shankill Road Areas by Suzanne MISCHYSHYN used by license CC BY-SA.

5. www.prettyusefulmaps.com › introduction-gaeltachtGaeltacht Quarter - Pretty Useful Map Co.

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   Gaeltacht Quarter. Recent political history dominates West Belfast and the Gaeltacht Quarter, and many oversea visitors are amazed at how close the Nationalist Falls and Unionist Shankill Roads are – a walk along connecting Lanark Way takes you to the Peace Wall.

6. www.architectural-review.com › essays › cityIn the interface: unbuilding Belfast’s dividing walls

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   Aug 2, 2021 · Following successive nights of protests between rioters across Belfast in April this year, footage of a dividing fortification set ablaze defined the uncontrollability of the feuds. Protesters – largely young boys and men – had congregated in an area called Lanark Way, a highly charged site located between mostly Catholic/Nationalist ...

7. www.virtualbelfastmuraltour.com › map-of-belfastMap of Belfast's Peace Walls - Virtual Belfast Mural Tour

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   Use the map below to find your way about Belfast and see where the peace lines are. The peace walls in Belfast, also known as peace lines, are a series of separation barriers. The purpose of the peace walls is to separate predominantly nationalist neighbourhoods from loyalist neighbourhoods.

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   Where is the Peace Wall in West Belfast?

   • Recent political history dominates West Belfast and the Gaeltacht Quarter, and many oversea visitors are amazed at how close the Nationalist Falls and Unionist Shankill Roads are – a walk along connecting Lanark Way takes you to the Peace Wall.

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   Is Belfast a'split' interface?

   • It is owned by NI’s Department of Justice and has been taxonomised by the Belfast Interface Project as a ‘split’ interface, meaning ‘a wall or boundary evenly separat [ing] two communities’.

   In the interface: unbuilding Belfast’s dividing walls

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   What is a map of Belfast made of?

   • Map of Belfast on card, constructed from insulation tape, vinyl text and colour transfers 3.2.1 Date of description 2017 3.2.2 Level of description Items

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   Does Belfast still have a wall?

   • In contrast to Freeland’s statement, not only does the wall still form part of Belfast’s urban landscape, but sections of it have also doubled and tripled in height since its initial construction.

   In the interface: unbuilding Belfast’s dividing walls

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

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   Apr 9, 2021 · Lanark Way was a longtime flashpoint during the summer marching season, with violence flaring regularly around the contentious Whiterock Orange Lodge parade.