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RMRXP60Y–Tour taxi parked in front of the Protestant side of one of several peace walls in Belfast. Tourists are invited to write a thought or sign their names directly over the murals on the wall. Cupar Way, Belfast, Northern Ireland.
RF2AGCBE4–Close-up of written messages & graffiti on Peace wall, or Peace Line, running along Cupar Way in Belfast, Northern Ireland.
RMHDEYMM–Free Tony Taylor - End Internment - International Peace Wall,Cupar Way,West Belfast , Northern Ireland, UK
RMF55J4A–Cupar Way,Belfast,Northern Ireland: wall and gates dividing republican and loyalist areas.This Peace line divides loyalist area of Shankill and republican area of Falls.The gate is closed during the night
RM2J6HY41–the 'Peace Line' dividing wall between the Catholic Falls Road Area (behind the wall) and the Protestant Shankill Road Area, Cupar Way, WestBelfast, N
RM2HDD8NJ–Young boy with colourful murals & graffiti on Peace wall,or Peace Line, running along Cupar Way in Belfast that separate predominantly republican and
RMK30950–Political graffiti mural along the peace wall, Shankill Road. New Life City Church. Belfast, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom, UK, Europe.
RM2HDD97B–Colourful murals & graffiti on Peace wall,or Peace Line, running along Cupar Way in Belfast. It is one of the many separation barriers in Nothern Irel
RM2AHABKA–14.07.2019, Belfast, Northern Ireland, Great Britain - Protestant part of West Belfast (Cupar Way), the Peace Wall divides districts by denomination.
RM2H1REC6–Belfast, Northern Ireland, UK - June 26, 2017: Open metal gate close to Peace Wall on crossroad of North Howard Street and Cupar Way that separate cat
RMG7D0Y1–Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby pays a visit a to the peace wall in Cupar Way, in west Belfast.
RM2KCE2JH–View of Cupar Way in West Belfast with a Peace Wall with murals and messages on the walls separating the two communities. On Monday, April 19, 2021, in Belfast, Northern Ireland (Photo by Artur Widak/NurPhoto)
RF2AGCBHF–Tourists visiting colourful murals on Peace wall,or Peace Line, running along Cupar Way in Belfast. It is one of the separation barriers in Belfast.
RMHDWT71–Gates to the Catholic / Protestant peace wall, Cupar Way, West Belfast, Northern Ireland, UK
RM2J6HY42–the 'Peace Line' dividing wall between the Catholic Falls Road Area (behind the wall) and the Protestant Shankill Road Area, Cupar Way, WestBelfast, N
RM2AHABKW–14.07.2019, Belfast, Northern Ireland, Great Britain - Protestant part of West Belfast (Cupar Way), the Peace Wall divides the neighbourhood by denomi
RMG7D0XG–Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby pays a visit a to the peace wall in Cupar Way, in west Belfast.
RF2AGBEB0–Colourful mural on section of Cupar Way Peace Wall, one of the Peace Walls, or Peace Lines, in Belfast, separation barriers in Northern Ireland.
RF2J5KWDB–Ceres, Fife, Scotland, UK. located in a small glen approximately 2 miles over the Ceres Moor from Cupar and 7 miles from St Andrews. The former parish of that name included the settlements of Baldinnie, Chance Inn, Craigrothie, Pitscottie and Tarvit Mill. It is also the location for Fife Folk Museum. Information boards on the village and history
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RMRHWPJ6–. The Bell System technical journal. Telecommunication; Electric engineering; Communication; Electronics; Science; Technology. TRANSATLANTIC TELEPHONY 169 transmitted to New York City over the wire circuits in the usual way and thence also by wire to the sending station at Rocky Point, Long Island, where they are radiated into space. These waves are picked 65« 60" 55* 50- 45" 40" 35" 30" 25" 20" 15". Fig. 2—Showing long wave routes up at Cupar, Scotland, and transmitted by wires to London from which point they go by the usual wire connections to the subs
RM2J6HY49–the 'Peace Line' dividing wall between the Catholic Falls Road Area (behind the wall) and the Protestant Shankill Road Area, Cupar Way, WestBelfast, N
RMF55FDG–Cupar Way,Belfast,Northern Ireland: wall and gates dividing republican and loyalist areas.This Peace line divides loyalist area of Shankill and republican area of Falls
RM2AHABTP–14.07.2019, Belfast, Northern Ireland, Great Britain - Protestant part of West Belfast (Cupar Way), guide with tourists at the Peace Wall, which divid
RMG7D0XN–Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby pays a visit a to the peace wall in Cupar Way, in west Belfast.
RMG4THG1–The largest peace wall in Belfast, at Cupar Way, which separates the Catholic Falls area and the Protestant Shankill area of the city.
RMG7D0XR–Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby pays a visit a to the peace wall in Cupar Way, in west Belfast.
RF2AGCBJ5–Messages & graffiti on Peace wall,or Peace Line, running along Cupar Way in Belfast. It is one of the many separation barriers in Northern Ireland.
RMHYYGC6–'The Face', a sculpture by Kevin Killen, on the Peace Wall, Cupar Way, Belfast, County Antrim, Northern Ireland, UK
RF2J5KWCT–Ceres, Fife, Scotland, UK. located in a small glen approximately 2 miles over the Ceres Moor from Cupar and 7 miles from St Andrews. The former parish of that name included the settlements of Baldinnie, Chance Inn, Craigrothie, Pitscottie and Tarvit Mill. It is also the location for Fife Folk Museum. Information boards on the village and history
RM2AHABRX–14.07.2019, Belfast, Northern Ireland, Great Britain - Protestant part of West Belfast (Cupar Way), guide with tourists at the Peace Wall, which divid
RMG7D0XH–Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby pays a visit a to the peace wall in Cupar Way, in west Belfast.
RF2AGG781–Messages & graffiti on the Peace wall,or Peace Line, running along Cupar Way in Belfast. It is one of the many separation barriers in Northern Ireland
RF2J5KWD3–Ceres, Fife, Scotland, UK. located in a small glen approximately 2 miles over the Ceres Moor from Cupar and 7 miles from St Andrews. The former parish of that name included the settlements of Baldinnie, Chance Inn, Craigrothie, Pitscottie and Tarvit Mill. It is also the location for Fife Folk Museum. Information boards on the village and history
RM2AHABNR–14.07.2019, Belfast, Northern Ireland, Great Britain - Protestant part of West Belfast (Cupar Way), the Peace Wall divides the neighbourhood by denomi
RMG7D0XY–Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby pays a visit a to the peace wall in Cupar Way, in west Belfast.
RF2AGG786–Messages & graffiti on the Peace wall,or Peace Line, running along Cupar Way in Belfast. It is one of the many separation barriers in Northern Ireland
RF2J5KWD8–Ceres, Fife, Scotland, UK. located in a small glen approximately 2 miles over the Ceres Moor from Cupar and 7 miles from St Andrews. The former parish of that name included the settlements of Baldinnie, Chance Inn, Craigrothie, Pitscottie and Tarvit Mill. It is also the location for Fife Folk Museum. Information boards on the village and history
RMHDM08W–May we all Learn To Be Bridge Builders - Belfast International Peace Wall Grafitti,Cupar Way,West Belfast,NI,UK
RM2AHABNE–14.07.2019, Belfast, Northern Ireland, Great Britain - Protestant part of West Belfast (Cupar Way), the Peace Wall divides neighbourhoods by denominat
RMG7D0XT–Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby pays a visit a to the peace wall in Cupar Way, in west Belfast.
RF2AGCBYN–Colourful murals & graffiti on Peace wall,or Peace Line, running along Cupar Way in Belfast. It is one of the many separation barriers in N.Ireland
RM2AHABM1–14.07.2019, Belfast, Northern Ireland, Great Britain - Protestant part of West Belfast (Cupar Way), the Peace Wall divides neighbourhoods by denominat
RMG7D0XX–Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby meets a group Chinese tourists as he pays a visit a to the peace wall in Cupar Way, in west Belfast.
RF2AGCBDM–Colourful mural & graffiti on Peace wall, or Peace Line, running along Cupar Way in Belfast. It is one of the many separation barriers in N.Ireland
RM2AHABKC–14.07.2019, Belfast, Northern Ireland, Great Britain - Protestant part of West Belfast (Cupar Way), the Peace Wall divides the neighbourhood by denomi
RMG7D0XP–(left to right) Archbishop of Armagh Richard Clarke and Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby pay a visit a to the peace wall in Cupar Way, in west Belfast.
RF2AGCBHN–Colourful murals & graffiti on Peace wall,or Peace Line, running along Cupar Way in Belfast. It is one of the many separation barriers in N. Ireland
RM2AHABM3–14.07.2019, Belfast, Northern Ireland, Great Britain - Protestant part of West Belfast (Cupar Way), the Peace Wall divides neighbourhoods by denominat
RMG7D0XW–(left to right) Archbishop of Armagh Richard Clarke, Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby, Bishop Alan Abernethy and Archbishop of Dublin Michael Jackson all pay a visit a to the peace wall in Cupar Way, in west Belfast.
RF2AGG77W–Colourful murals & graffiti on Peace wall,or Peace Line, running along Cupar Way in Belfast. It is one of the many separation barriers in N. Ireland
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