‘Those years of fear can’t be erased’: Former North Belfast ambulance man on death and duty on the front line of the Troubles

Anne Hailes chats to Brendan Magill about his new memoir which charts the trauma and humanity of working on the streets of ...

‘There’s no flag for people like us’: electro-punk duo Chalk on spanning divides in post-Troubles Belfast

Ross Cullen and Benedict Goddard’s music is as hybrid as they are, with their Protestant-Catholic and English-Irish heritages. They explain why they still need to counter hate ...
Iowa Public Radio

Belfast's walls from the Troubles are set to come down, but locals want them to stay

Twenty-five years after the Good Friday peace agreement in Northern Ireland, Belfast still bears the scars of decades of sectarian violence. So-called peace walls are barriers built to keep Catholic ...

Retired paramedic releases memoir on facing the front-lines of the Troubles

"I treated every call as a privilege, even the most horrible and gruesome ones, I was the one to go in there to try and help" ...

The radical Belfast priest who defied church’s attempts to ‘quieten him down’

Twenty-five years after its original premiere, Des returns to the stage, bringing the story of Fr Des Wilson back to the ...
Cleveland.com

Navigating ‘The Troubles’ and reunification in Belfast, Northern Ireland

Belfast calls them “black cab tours” and they’re one of the most sought-after tourist attractions in town, equal to the museum dedicated to Belfast’s shipping industry and construction of the Titanic.
LAist

Belfast's walls from the Troubles are set to come down, but locals want them to stay

This story is free to read because readers choose to support LAist. If you find value in independent local reporting, make a donation to power our newsroom today. Twenty-five years after the Good ...