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RMD9G0TN–Bridge over the Shankhill River shortly before in joins the River Liffey, Near Clogleagh, County Wicklow, Ireland
RFM6EN4K–Belfast Northern Ireland Street art wall murals in the Hammer area of the Shankhill and Crumlin Roads with their social and political slogans
RMBD5ABA–A Loyalist Street Arch in the Lower Shankill Road in West Belfast, commemorating the Battle of the Somme, 1st July 1918.
RMDDEG0W–The Respect, Remember, Resolution memorial replaced an Oliver Cromwell mural, Protestant west Belfast designed by Lesley Cherry
RMBD59X9–West Belfast plaque in the Loyalist Lower Shankill area, commemorating the deaths of 25 people in the 'Shankill atrocities'.
RMW3YH30–Family outside house with loyalist flags and banners in the Shankhill area of Belfast ,Northern Ireland
RF2JB9FR3–Belfast, United Kindom - 20 May 2022: Mural depicting by the poet and revolutionary Bobby Sands on the wall of a house in the Shankhill neighborhood i
RMWXH8NN–The Women's Quilt created by the Lower Shankhill Women's group on the unionist side of west Belfast. From a series of travel photos in Belfast. Photo
RMBD5D03–Belfast mural in the loyallist Lower Shankhill area, depicting one of the legends behind the the Red Hand of Ulster symbol.
RMD9G064–Bridge over the Shankhill River shortly before in joins the River Liffey, Near Clogleagh, County Wicklow, Ireland
RMEWK1BB–The Rex Bar, open in 1865, is the oldest bar in the Shankhill, West Belfast. The courtyard has memorials to the massacre of the
RMM5FW9J–Bridge over the Shankhill River shortly before in joins the River Liffey, near Clogleagh, County Wicklow, Ireland
RF2MDKW3P–21 Feb 18 Part of the Council Housing Estate in the Petershill area of the Lower Shankill Road in Belfast Northern Ireland a stronghold of Protestanti
RMBD5AH1–Loyalist mural depicting the Red Hand Commando painted in 2000 in Glenwood Street in the Shankhill area of West Belfast.
RMDDF97D–The Respect, Remember, Resolution memorial replaced an Oliver Cromwell mural, Protestant west Belfast designed by Lesley Cherry
RMAEAYE3–Loyalist mural on the Lower Shankhill Estate Belfast Northern Ireland scene of many conflicts United Kingdom
RMW3YH4G–Debris in the morning after loyalist bonfire in the Shankhill area of Belfast ,Northern Ireland
RMWXH8NR–A general view of The Shankhill Road in Belfast. From a series of travel photos in Belfast. Photo date: Friday, September 6, 2019. Photo: Roger Garfie
RM2KG30F1–A general view of the construction of 597 affordable homes at the Shankhill development at Shanganagh, Co Dublin. Picture date: Monday November 21, 2022.
RMAYGNJ3–Murals on the streets of Shankhill Rd depicting the paramilitary struggles of the Loyalists West Belfast Northern Ireland
RMM5FWAB–The Shankhill River shortly before in joins the River Liffey, near Clogleagh, County Wicklow, Ireland
RF2MDKW75–21 Feb 18 A painted mural on a Gable wall in the Council Housing Estate in the Petershill area of the Lower Shankill Road in Belfast Northern Ireland
RMBWB85G–The War of Independence Commemorative Miltary Memorial at Shankhill Cross, Elphin, County Roscommon, Ireland
RMAEAYE4–Loyalist mural on the Lower Shankhill Estate in Belfast Northern Ireland scene of many conflicts United Kingdom
RMW3YH73–Loyalist flags and Tennent Street Young Guns gang banners in the Shankhill area of Belfast ,Northern Ireland
RMWXH8P3–A general view of The Shankhill Road in Belfast. From a series of travel photos in Belfast. Photo date: Friday, September 6, 2019. Photo: Roger Garfie
RM2KG2EJN–Taoiseach Micheal Martin at the sod turning to mark the start of construction of 597 affordable homes at the Shankhill development at Shanganagh, Co Dublin. Picture date: Monday November 21, 2022.
RMAYGNN1–Murals on the streets of Shankhill Rd depicting the paramilitary struggles of the Loyalists West Belfast Northern Ireland
RMBD59EC–Mural to commemorate Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother in the loyalist Shankill area of West Belfast.
RFM6EN54–Belfast Northern Ireland Street art wall murals in the Hammer area of the Shankhill and Crumlin Roads with their social and political slogans
RMBWB8E2–The War of Independence Commemorative Miltary Memorial at Shankhill Cross, Elphin, County Roscommon, Ireland
RM2AFFNXT–Royalist,union flag,painted on Hexel IT Support,Latchford, 15 Wash Lane, Warrington, Cheshire,England,UK, WA4 1HS
RMDAF2A1–Belfast, Northern Ireland. 11th July, 2013. On July 11, 'Eleventh Night' bonfires are lit in staunchly Protestant areas. Many are massive constructions of wooden pallettes, old sofas and rubber tyres topped with Irish flags or effigies of pro-Nationalist figures. Bonfire architects battle it out to see who can build the biggest, and shifts of young guardians ensure rival builders don't steal their burnable booty. At midnight the bonfires are set alight, and these raging infernos can be seen blazing across the city. Pictured: Falls Road and The Shankhill Credit: andrew chittock/Alamy Live New
RMW3YHA3–Loyalist flags and Tennent Street Young Guns gang banners in the Shankhill area of Belfast ,Northern Ireland
RM2H9K4AB–A general view of The Shankhill Road in Belfast. From a series of travel photos in Belfast. Photo date: Friday, September 6, 2019. Photo credit should read: Richard Gray/EMPICS
RM2KG2EKA–Taoiseach Micheal Martin speaking at the sod turning to mark the start of construction of 597 affordable homes at the Shankhill development at Shanganagh, Co Dublin. Picture date: Monday November 21, 2022.
RMAYGNM7–Street kids playing .Loyalist Murals on the streets of Shankhill Rd depicting the paramilitary struggles, West Belfast
RMEECF6X–BELFAST, NORTHERN IRELAND - JUNE 1977. Loyalist Shankhill area of Belfast mural for support of Loyalist prisoners during The Troubles, Northern Ireland.
RFAKR5TW–Mural on Conway Street, West Belfast, commemorating the death of Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother.
RMP708FH–21/06/2018. Northern Ireland, United Kingdom. Northern Ireland. Picture taken April 28th, 2018. Children sign the peace wall near the Shankill Estate, Belfast, Northern Ireland. Belfast Northern So-called Peace Wall dividing the loyalist (Protestant) Shankhill and republican Catholic Falls Road suburbs.Photo By Andrew Parsons/ Parsons Media Ltd
RMBWB8AC–The War of Independence Commemorative Miltary Memorial at Shankhill Cross, Elphin, County Roscommon, Ireland
RMJPMJGR–1870: Early travellers on the Scalp. The pass runs over a shoulder of Shankhill Mountain and through a ravine. From the south entrance a very fine view is obtained, having in the foreground the Greater and the Lesser Sugar Loaf Mountains, County Wicklow, Ireland
RM2FM3T4H–Looking down the Shankhill Rd 20 Yds from the chip shop bomb which was one of the last bomb attacks carried out in Belfast
RMDAF29B–Belfast, Northern Ireland. 11th July, 2013. On July 11, 'Eleventh Night' bonfires are lit in staunchly Protestant areas. Many are massive constructions of wooden pallettes, old sofas and rubber tyres topped with Irish flags or effigies of pro-Nationalist figures. Bonfire architects battle it out to see who can build the biggest, and shifts of young guardians ensure rival builders don't steal their burnable booty. At midnight the bonfires are set alight, and these raging infernos can be seen blazing across the city. Pictured: Falls Road and The Shankhill Credit: andrew chittock/Alamy Live New
RMBJ3T3M–Detail of an Ulster Defence Association (UDA) political wall mural in a street off the Shankhill Road in Belfast.
RMW3YH3W–Child on a bicycle with loyalist flags and banners in background in the Shankhill area of Belfast ,Northern Ireland
RM2KG2EM1–Taoiseach Micheal Martin speaking at the sod turning to mark the start of construction of 597 affordable homes at the Shankhill development at Shanganagh, Co Dublin. Picture date: Monday November 21, 2022.
RMAYGNKB–Street kids playing .Loyalist Murals on the streets of Shankhill Rd depicting the paramilitary struggles, West Belfast
RM2H9K4AC–A general view of The Shankhill Road in Belfast. From a series of travel photos in Belfast. Photo date: Friday, September 6, 2019. Photo credit should read: Richard Gray/EMPICS
RMENHJD1–Policeman lies critically injured with head wounds, Shankhill Road, Belfast, Northern Ireland, Midnight Sunday 12th October 1969.
RMP708EC–21/06/2018. Northern Ireland, United Kingdom. Northern Ireland. Picture taken April 28th, 2018. Children sign the peace wall near the Shankill Estate, Belfast, Northern Ireland. Belfast Northern So-called Peace Wall dividing the loyalist (Protestant) Shankhill and republican Catholic Falls Road suburbs.Photo By Andrew Parsons/ Parsons Media Ltd
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