Ulster crisis hi-res stock photography and images

Ulster Crisis Colonel Seely and Colonel Milne 1914 Stock Photo

RM2BWAKKF–Ulster Crisis Colonel Seely and Colonel Milne 1914

Aug. 08, 1969 - Prime Minister Has Talks With Mr. Callaghan On Ulster Crisis: The Prime Minister, Mr. harold Wilson, yesterday broke his Scillies holiday and flew to St. Mawgan, Cornwall, where he had talks on the Ulster crisis with Mr. James Callaghan, the Home Secretary. photo shows. Mr. Wilson and Mr. Callaghan during their talks yesterday. Stock Photo

RME0YC22–Aug. 08, 1969 - Prime Minister Has Talks With Mr. Callaghan On Ulster Crisis: The Prime Minister, Mr. harold Wilson, yesterday broke his Scillies holiday and flew to St. Mawgan, Cornwall, where he had talks on the Ulster crisis with Mr. James Callaghan, the Home Secretary. photo shows. Mr. Wilson and Mr. Callaghan during their talks yesterday.

Members of the Ulster Volunteer Force with mobile machine gun, photographed in 1914 during the Home Rule Crisis. Stock Photo

RMC4A0EG–Members of the Ulster Volunteer Force with mobile machine gun, photographed in 1914 during the Home Rule Crisis.

Jan. 01, 1969 - Premier Calls Cabinet meeting to Discuss Ulster Situation: The Ulster crisis was being discussed at a meeting at No. 10, Downing Street today between the Prime Minister, Mr. Harold Wilson, and members of the cabinet , before Mr. Wilson's meeting with Major Chichester- Clark, the Northern Ireland Premier, later today. Picture Shows: Mr. Stewart, watched by crowds, arriving for today's meeting at No.10, Downing Street. Stock Photo

RME0Y7GE–Jan. 01, 1969 - Premier Calls Cabinet meeting to Discuss Ulster Situation: The Ulster crisis was being discussed at a meeting at No. 10, Downing Street today between the Prime Minister, Mr. Harold Wilson, and members of the cabinet , before Mr. Wilson's meeting with Major Chichester- Clark, the Northern Ireland Premier, later today. Picture Shows: Mr. Stewart, watched by crowds, arriving for today's meeting at No.10, Downing Street.

Labour politician and Prime Minister James Callaghan at the press conference over the Ulster crisis Stock Photo

RMB4M7ND–Labour politician and Prime Minister James Callaghan at the press conference over the Ulster crisis

Jan. 01, 1972 - 13 Shot dead in Londonderry.: Thirteen men were killed yesterday as Army paratroopers broke up a banned Civil rights march in Londonderry, which turned into a riot on the edgs of the Roman Catholic Bogaide. It was the worst single incident of the entire Ulster crisis. Major General Robert Pord, Commander Land Forces Northern Ireland, rejected allegations that the troops had shot first or fired indiscriminately Stock Photo

RME10099–Jan. 01, 1972 - 13 Shot dead in Londonderry.: Thirteen men were killed yesterday as Army paratroopers broke up a banned Civil rights march in Londonderry, which turned into a riot on the edgs of the Roman Catholic Bogaide. It was the worst single incident of the entire Ulster crisis. Major General Robert Pord, Commander Land Forces Northern Ireland, rejected allegations that the troops had shot first or fired indiscriminately

A man looks at some of the displays at a preview of a new exhibition which opens tomorrow at the Ulster Museum. Stock Photo

RMG5EXAE–A man looks at some of the displays at a preview of a new exhibition which opens tomorrow at the Ulster Museum.

Regular British troops, meeting Ulster volunteers, after service at Episcopal church, Omagh, circa 1913-14 Stock Photo

RMKY942Y–Regular British troops, meeting Ulster volunteers, after service at Episcopal church, Omagh, circa 1913-14

Irish Minister for Foreign Affairs Charlie Flanagan speaks at a press conference at Stormont House in Belfast after a deal to salvage Northern Ireland's crisis-hit power-sharing administration was announced. Stock Photo

RMG8F2GT–Irish Minister for Foreign Affairs Charlie Flanagan speaks at a press conference at Stormont House in Belfast after a deal to salvage Northern Ireland's crisis-hit power-sharing administration was announced.

Sir Edward Carson leader of the Irish Unionist Party addresses the Ulster Volunteers militia in Belfast during the home rule crisis in 1914. The ulster volunteers were a paramilitary group formed by ulster protestants to fight home rule in Ireland when the first world war broke out and they formed the ulster volunteer 36th ulster division of the British Army. Stock Photo

RMRM709M–Sir Edward Carson leader of the Irish Unionist Party addresses the Ulster Volunteers militia in Belfast during the home rule crisis in 1914. The ulster volunteers were a paramilitary group formed by ulster protestants to fight home rule in Ireland when the first world war broke out and they formed the ulster volunteer 36th ulster division of the British Army.

Photograph taken during the Conscription Crisis of 1918. Pictured are protestors in Ulster, Dublin. Dated 20th Century Stock Photo

RMH3WP07–Photograph taken during the Conscription Crisis of 1918. Pictured are protestors in Ulster, Dublin. Dated 20th Century

September 27, 1971, London, England, United Kingdom: Prime Minister of Britain, JACK HEATH, along with BRIAN FAULKNER of Northern Ireland and JOHN LYNCH of the Irish Republic met to talk over the Ulster crisis. Prime Minister Heath was the host at his country residence. ( Credit Image: © Kevin McKiernan/ZUMA Press Wire). Stock Photo

RM2K920G4–September 27, 1971, London, England, United Kingdom: Prime Minister of Britain, JACK HEATH, along with BRIAN FAULKNER of Northern Ireland and JOHN LYNCH of the Irish Republic met to talk over the Ulster crisis. Prime Minister Heath was the host at his country residence. ( Credit Image: © Kevin McKiernan/ZUMA Press Wire).

IRISH UNIONIST cartoon about 1912 shows Bonar Law as a policeman using the red hand badge of Ulster to stop Asquith's proposals for home rule Stock Photo

RMEJX7BB–IRISH UNIONIST cartoon about 1912 shows Bonar Law as a policeman using the red hand badge of Ulster to stop Asquith's proposals for home rule

RF2F93YMT–House Building in Ireland

RMCA83WX–Ulster Bank branch

Ulster Bank HQ on right reflected in the River Liffey in the capital city of Ireland Dublin Stock Photo

RMBMHNNB–Ulster Bank HQ on right reflected in the River Liffey in the capital city of Ireland Dublin

'The Crisis in Ireland--The Procession in Royal Avenue on it's way to Ulster Hall', 1886. From "The Graphic. An Illustrated Weekly Newspaper Volume 33. January to June, 1886". Stock Photo

RM2K03WKB–'The Crisis in Ireland--The Procession in Royal Avenue on it's way to Ulster Hall', 1886. From "The Graphic. An Illustrated Weekly Newspaper Volume 33. January to June, 1886".

Two women walk past Ulster Bank in Dublin Ireland Stock Photo

RMCTYDYT–Two women walk past Ulster Bank in Dublin Ireland

Ulster Day - 28th Sep 1912 - City Hall Guard - Home Rule Crisis Stock Photo

RMHE7KX5–Ulster Day - 28th Sep 1912 - City Hall Guard - Home Rule Crisis

Ulster Crisis Colonel F F Hill 1914 Stock Photo

RM2BWAKK6–Ulster Crisis Colonel F F Hill 1914

RMCRY3BH–Ulster Bank Dublin

London UK. 16th September 2017. Apprentice boys marching bands take part in a wreath laying ceremony by loyalists at the Cenotaph in Whitehall to commemorate the first world war battle of the Somme and in memory of Lord Carson. Sir Edward Carson, was an Irish unionist politician who became the leader of the Irish Unionist Alliance and Ulster Unionist Party between 1910 and 1921 Stock Photo

RMK7HMHJ–London UK. 16th September 2017. Apprentice boys marching bands take part in a wreath laying ceremony by loyalists at the Cenotaph in Whitehall to commemorate the first world war battle of the Somme and in memory of Lord Carson. Sir Edward Carson, was an Irish unionist politician who became the leader of the Irish Unionist Alliance and Ulster Unionist Party between 1910 and 1921

European Union flag with a fragmented map of Ireland and euro symbol superimposed Stock Photo

RFBX1TTR–European Union flag with a fragmented map of Ireland and euro symbol superimposed

Equality Can't Wait Build Homes Now mural in North Belfast Stock Photo

RMHYD7G0–Equality Can't Wait Build Homes Now mural in North Belfast

RME1009C–Jan. 01, 1972 - 13 Shot Dead In Londonderry: Thirteen men were killed yesterday as Army paratroopers broke up a banned Civil Rights march in Londonderry, which turned into a riot on the edge of the Roman Catholic Bogside. It was the worst single incident of the entire Ulster crisis. Major-General Robert Ford, Commander Land Forces Northern Ireland, rejected allegations that the troops had shot first or fired indiscriminately. ''The first shots came from terrorist gunmen, and the soldiers fired single, aimed shots in return,'' he insisted

DUBLIN, IRELAND - 26 MARCH 2023: The entrance to an Ulster Bank branch in Ireland. Stock Photo

RF2X5EGTT–DUBLIN, IRELAND - 26 MARCH 2023: The entrance to an Ulster Bank branch in Ireland.

Winston Churchill visits Prime Minister - Curragh incident Stock Photo

RMRJC624–Winston Churchill visits Prime Minister - Curragh incident

First Minister Peter Robinson (right) speaks alongside Deputy First Minister Martin McGuinness at Stormont Castle in Belfast, after a deal to salvage Northern Ireland's crisis-hit power-sharing administration was announced. Stock Photo

RMG8F2EG–First Minister Peter Robinson (right) speaks alongside Deputy First Minister Martin McGuinness at Stormont Castle in Belfast, after a deal to salvage Northern Ireland's crisis-hit power-sharing administration was announced.

members of the Ulster Volunteers militia on parafe outside Belfast during the home rule crisis in 1914. The ulster volunteers were a paramilitary group formed by ulster protestants to fight home rule in Ireland when the first world war broke out and they formed the ulster volunteer 36th ulster division of the British Army. Original photo distributed by - Bain News Service Image updated using digital restoration and retouching techniques Stock Photo

RMRM70A6–members of the Ulster Volunteers militia on parafe outside Belfast during the home rule crisis in 1914. The ulster volunteers were a paramilitary group formed by ulster protestants to fight home rule in Ireland when the first world war broke out and they formed the ulster volunteer 36th ulster division of the British Army. Original photo distributed by - Bain News Service Image updated using digital restoration and retouching techniques

(Left to right) Sinn Fein's Mary Lou McDonald, Martin McGuinness, Michelle O'Neill and Gerry Adams arrive to speak to the media at Stormont in Belfast, as talks involving Northern Ireland's five main political parties begin to resolve financial difficulties and a crisis sparked by the murder of a man by IRA members last month. Stock Photo

RMG89FGF–(Left to right) Sinn Fein's Mary Lou McDonald, Martin McGuinness, Michelle O'Neill and Gerry Adams arrive to speak to the media at Stormont in Belfast, as talks involving Northern Ireland's five main political parties begin to resolve financial difficulties and a crisis sparked by the murder of a man by IRA members last month.

The Ulster Volunteers march along Royal Avenue in Belfast during World War 1. The ulster volunteers were a paramilitary group formed by ulster protestants to fight home rule in Ireland when the first world war broke out and they formed the ulster volunteer 36th ulster division of the British Army. Stock Photo

RMRM709D–The Ulster Volunteers march along Royal Avenue in Belfast during World War 1. The ulster volunteers were a paramilitary group formed by ulster protestants to fight home rule in Ireland when the first world war broke out and they formed the ulster volunteer 36th ulster division of the British Army.

Ulster Unionist Party leader Mike Nesbitt (left) arrives to speak to the media at Stormont in Belfast. Stock Photo

RMG897XY–Ulster Unionist Party leader Mike Nesbitt (left) arrives to speak to the media at Stormont in Belfast.

RM2K920G3–September 27, 1971, London, England, United Kingdom: Prime Minister of Britain, JACK HEATH, along with BRIAN FAULKNER of Northern Ireland and JOHN LYNCH of the Irish Republic met to talk over the Ulster crisis. Prime Minister Heath was the host at his country residence. ( Credit Image: © Kevin McKiernan/ZUMA Press Wire).

RMRM70A8–Sir Edward Carson leader of the Irish Unionist Party addresses the Ulster Volunteers militia in Belfast during the home rule crisis in 1914. The ulster volunteers were a paramilitary group formed by ulster protestants to fight home rule in Ireland when the first world war broke out and they formed the ulster volunteer 36th ulster division of the British Army.

RF2F93YM9–House Building in Ireland

Unionist leaders in Ulster (what would become Northern Ireland) meeting during the home rule crisis with many from the irish unionist party who would go on to form the first government of northern ireland. Sir Edward Carson (front row seated third from right), Major George Richardson (centre middle row moustache looking left in front of candestick - commander of the ulster volunteer force in ireland), James Caig (tall man with badge behind edward carson - first prime minister of northern ireland) Stock Photo

RMRMH34T–Unionist leaders in Ulster (what would become Northern Ireland) meeting during the home rule crisis with many from the irish unionist party who would go on to form the first government of northern ireland. Sir Edward Carson (front row seated third from right), Major George Richardson (centre middle row moustache looking left in front of candestick - commander of the ulster volunteer force in ireland), James Caig (tall man with badge behind edward carson - first prime minister of northern ireland)

RMCA83WP–Ulster Bank branch

pile 20 pounds sterling northern ireland issued ulster bank notes cash Stock Photo

RMB5JJ1E–pile 20 pounds sterling northern ireland issued ulster bank notes cash

Ulster Crisis Sir John French and Major Watt 1914 Stock Photo

RM2BWAKHJ–Ulster Crisis Sir John French and Major Watt 1914

ulster bank sign part of the RBS group of banks Stock Photo

RMBBN3DH–ulster bank sign part of the RBS group of banks

Ulster Day - 28th Sep 1912 - City Hall Guard - Home Rule Crisis UVF armbands Stock Photo

RMHE7KX0–Ulster Day - 28th Sep 1912 - City Hall Guard - Home Rule Crisis UVF armbands

RMDK50Y7–ulster bank 100 pound note

Ulster Bank Group headquarters by the River Liffey in the capital city Dublin Stock Photo

RMBMHNYN–Ulster Bank Group headquarters by the River Liffey in the capital city Dublin

RME1009B–Jan. 01, 1972 - 13 SHOT DEAD IN LONDONDERRY. Thirteen men were killed yesterday as Army paratroopers broke up a banned Civil Rights march in Londonderry, which turned into-riot on the edge of the Roman Catholic Bogside. It was the worst single incident of the entire Ulster crisis. Major General Robert Ford, Commander Land Forces Northern Ireland, rejected allegations that the troops had shot first or fired indiscriminately. The first shots came from terrorist gunmen, and the soldiers fired single, aimed shots in return. ''he insisted

Ulster bank group headquarters on georges quay in dublin city centre republic of ireland Stock Photo

RMBCTPR0–Ulster bank group headquarters on georges quay in dublin city centre republic of ireland

RMCRY3BK–Ulster Bank Dublin

RMK7HMHE–London UK. 16th September 2017. Apprentice boys marching bands take part in a wreath laying ceremony by loyalists at the Cenotaph in Whitehall to commemorate the first world war battle of the Somme and in memory of Lord Carson. Sir Edward Carson, was an Irish unionist politician who became the leader of the Irish Unionist Alliance and Ulster Unionist Party between 1910 and 1921

European Union flag with fragmented map of Ireland and euro symbol superimposed Stock Photo

RFBX1TP2–European Union flag with fragmented map of Ireland and euro symbol superimposed

DUBLIN, IRELAND - 26 MARCH 2023: A man withdraws money from an ATM at the entrance to an Ulster Bank branch in Ireland. Stock Photo

RF2X4N8MT–DUBLIN, IRELAND - 26 MARCH 2023: A man withdraws money from an ATM at the entrance to an Ulster Bank branch in Ireland.

Farmers talk about equipment being sold at a dairy farm auction at a farm closing in Ulster, Pa., USA Stock Photo

RMR0FECH–Farmers talk about equipment being sold at a dairy farm auction at a farm closing in Ulster, Pa., USA

Ulster Unionist Party leader Mike Nesbitt (centre) alongside Danny Kennedy (left) and Michael McGimmpsey (right) speak to the media at Stormont in Belfast. Stock Photo

RMG897XN–Ulster Unionist Party leader Mike Nesbitt (centre) alongside Danny Kennedy (left) and Michael McGimmpsey (right) speak to the media at Stormont in Belfast.

RM2K920GG–September 27, 1971, London, England, United Kingdom: Prime Minister of Britain, JACK HEATH, along with BRIAN FAULKNER of Northern Ireland and JOHN LYNCH of the Irish Republic met to talk over the Ulster crisis. Prime Minister Heath was the host at his country residence. ( Credit Image: © Kevin McKiernan/ZUMA Press Wire).

Ulster Unionist Party Leader Mike Nesbitt at Stormont on his party's intent to resign from Northern Ireland's power-sharing executive and form an opposition over claims the Provisional IRA still exists. Stock Photo

RMG8718R–Ulster Unionist Party Leader Mike Nesbitt at Stormont on his party's intent to resign from Northern Ireland's power-sharing executive and form an opposition over claims the Provisional IRA still exists.

RF2F93YN0–House Building in Ireland

A view of Ulster Bank headquarters in Dublin as the bank has issued information to customers on how it intends to refund fees, charges and interest accrued or missed as a result of the summer IT crisis. Stock Photo

RMG5DHX2–A view of Ulster Bank headquarters in Dublin as the bank has issued information to customers on how it intends to refund fees, charges and interest accrued or missed as a result of the summer IT crisis.

Ulster bank automated cash machine at a branch Stock Photo

RMCA83X2–Ulster bank automated cash machine at a branch

Lisburn, Northern Ireland. 1st May 2020. Lisburn & Castlereagh City Council is planting three flowerbeds in recognition of the selfless dedication of our healthcare personnel as they work to save lives during the coronavirus pandemic. The first one is within Castle Gardens, Lisburn and is visible from the Queen's Road. The other two will be in place next week at Moat Park, Dundonald opposite the Ulster Hospital and at the Hillsborough Roundabout on the A1. Credit: Steven McAuley/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RM2BK40Y8–Lisburn, Northern Ireland. 1st May 2020. Lisburn & Castlereagh City Council is planting three flowerbeds in recognition of the selfless dedication of our healthcare personnel as they work to save lives during the coronavirus pandemic. The first one is within Castle Gardens, Lisburn and is visible from the Queen's Road. The other two will be in place next week at Moat Park, Dundonald opposite the Ulster Hospital and at the Hillsborough Roundabout on the A1. Credit: Steven McAuley/Alamy Live News

Ulster Crisis General Sir J S Ewart 1914 Stock Photo

RM2BWAKHG–Ulster Crisis General Sir J S Ewart 1914

Dun Laoghaire Town, Dublin, Ireland. 26th March 2020. Ulster Bank displays a Covid-19 safety poster in response to government restrictions and social distancing amid the Covid-19 pandemic crisis Credit: Doreen Kennedy/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RM2BA894W–Dun Laoghaire Town, Dublin, Ireland. 26th March 2020. Ulster Bank displays a Covid-19 safety poster in response to government restrictions and social distancing amid the Covid-19 pandemic crisis Credit: Doreen Kennedy/Alamy Live News

Sign entering Free Derry with mural by Bogside Artists on side of house in Derry, Northern Ireland. Stock Photo

RM2K325BG–Sign entering Free Derry with mural by Bogside Artists on side of house in Derry, Northern Ireland.

South Belfast, Protestant Quarter, Northern Ireland, UK. Stock Photo

RMH35X3R–South Belfast, Protestant Quarter, Northern Ireland, UK.

Ulster Bank HQ reflected in the River Liffey in the capital city of Ireland Dublin Stock Photo

RMBMHRAP–Ulster Bank HQ reflected in the River Liffey in the capital city of Ireland Dublin

RME1003X–Jan. 01, 1972 - 13 Shot Dead In Londonderry: Thirteen men were killed yesterday as Army paratroopers broke up a banned Civil Rights march in Londonderry, which turned into a riot on the edge of the Roman Catholic Bogside. It was the worst single incident of the entire Ulster crisis. Major-General Robert Ford, Commander Land Forces Northern Ireland, rejected allegations that the troops had shot first or fired indiscriminately. ''The first shots came from terrorist gunmen, and the soldiers fired single, aimed shots in return,'' he insisted. Troots were bomborded with acid bombs

RMBCTPP8–Ulster bank group headquarters on georges quay in dublin city centre republic of ireland

Jan. 31, 1972 - JANUARY 31st. 1972 13 SHOT DEAD IN LONDONDERRY. Thirteen men were killed yesterday as Army paratroopers broke up a banned CIvil Rights march in Londonderry,which turned into a riot on the edge of the Roman Catholic Bogside.It wass the worst single incident of the entire Ulster crisis.Major General Robert Ford,Commander Land Forces Northern Ireland,rejected allegations that the troops had shot first or fired indiscriminately.''the first shots came from terrorist gunmen,and the soldiers fired single,aimed shots in return'':he indicated Stock Photo

RME100GT–Jan. 31, 1972 - JANUARY 31st. 1972 13 SHOT DEAD IN LONDONDERRY. Thirteen men were killed yesterday as Army paratroopers broke up a banned CIvil Rights march in Londonderry,which turned into a riot on the edge of the Roman Catholic Bogside.It wass the worst single incident of the entire Ulster crisis.Major General Robert Ford,Commander Land Forces Northern Ireland,rejected allegations that the troops had shot first or fired indiscriminately.''the first shots came from terrorist gunmen,and the soldiers fired single,aimed shots in return'':he indicated

People queuing at a cashpoint ATM whilst out christmas shopping in Belfast Christmas Eve Northern Ireland Stock Photo

RMA76WX7–People queuing at a cashpoint ATM whilst out christmas shopping in Belfast Christmas Eve Northern Ireland

Mar. 03, 1971 - Cabinet Meeting at No. 10 Mr. Edward Heath, the Prime Minister, who is to make a statement on the Ulster Leadership crisis in the Commons today, this morning held a Cabinet meeting at No. 10, Downing Street. Photo Shows Mr. Reginald Maudling arriving at No. 10 Downing Street, for today's Cabinet meeting. Stock Photo

RME0YPYG–Mar. 03, 1971 - Cabinet Meeting at No. 10 Mr. Edward Heath, the Prime Minister, who is to make a statement on the Ulster Leadership crisis in the Commons today, this morning held a Cabinet meeting at No. 10, Downing Street. Photo Shows Mr. Reginald Maudling arriving at No. 10 Downing Street, for today's Cabinet meeting.

RMCRY3BT–Ulster Bank Dublin

RMK7HMHD–London UK. 16th September 2017. Apprentice boys marching bands take part in a wreath laying ceremony by loyalists at the Cenotaph in Whitehall to commemorate the first world war battle of the Somme and in memory of Lord Carson. Sir Edward Carson, was an Irish unionist politician who became the leader of the Irish Unionist Alliance and Ulster Unionist Party between 1910 and 1921

European Union flag with fragmented map of Ireland and the word broke superimposed Stock Photo

RFBX1TN3–European Union flag with fragmented map of Ireland and the word broke superimposed

four main northern irish banks pile 20 pounds sterling northern ireland issued ulster bank bank of ireland first trust bank northern bank notes cash Stock Photo

RMB5JMDH–four main northern irish banks pile 20 pounds sterling northern ireland issued ulster bank bank of ireland first trust bank northern bank notes cash

Street Graffiti in West Belfast, Northern Ireland, UK. Stock Photo

RMHFA049–Street Graffiti in West Belfast, Northern Ireland, UK.

RF2F93YN4–House Building in Ireland

A sign outside Ulster Bank headquarters in Dublin as the bank has issued information to customers on how it intends to refund fees, charges and interest accrued or missed as a result of the summer IT crisis. Stock Photo

RMG5DHX3–A sign outside Ulster Bank headquarters in Dublin as the bank has issued information to customers on how it intends to refund fees, charges and interest accrued or missed as a result of the summer IT crisis.

Newtownabbey, 25/06/2012 - Ulster Bank continues to experience technical difficulties with customers unable to access funds, have funds paid into accounts, or access on-line services Stock Photo

RMCA83XA–Newtownabbey, 25/06/2012 - Ulster Bank continues to experience technical difficulties with customers unable to access funds, have funds paid into accounts, or access on-line services

The Ulster Crisis: Irish Home Rule and the Ulster Covenant exhibition Stock Photo

RMG5EXAF–The Ulster Crisis: Irish Home Rule and the Ulster Covenant exhibition

RM2BWAKJN–Ulster Crisis General Sir J S Ewart 1914

RM2BK40YB–Lisburn, Northern Ireland. 1st May 2020. Lisburn & Castlereagh City Council is planting three flowerbeds in recognition of the selfless dedication of our healthcare personnel as they work to save lives during the coronavirus pandemic. The first one is within Castle Gardens, Lisburn and is visible from the Queen's Road. The other two will be in place next week at Moat Park, Dundonald opposite the Ulster Hospital and at the Hillsborough Roundabout on the A1. Credit: Steven McAuley/Alamy Live News

Clyde Valley 1914 Loyalist Mural in Larne, Co. Antrim. Stock Photo

RF2J6A0H8–Clyde Valley 1914 Loyalist Mural in Larne, Co. Antrim.

Dublin Ireland, January 18 2018: Editorial photo of Ulster Bank. Ulster bank is a large commercial bank in Ireland. Stock Photo

RF2ARCJCT–Dublin Ireland, January 18 2018: Editorial photo of Ulster Bank. Ulster bank is a large commercial bank in Ireland.

Locked gate in front of Northern Ireland Executive - Parliament Buildings, Stormont, Belfast Stock Photo

RFF1EMK1–Locked gate in front of Northern Ireland Executive - Parliament Buildings, Stormont, Belfast

Kings Buildings, Smith Square, London, UK. 10th August, 2015. Representatives and supporters of the UK's Farming Unions give a statement to the media Stock Photo

RF2A57X6X–Kings Buildings, Smith Square, London, UK. 10th August, 2015. Representatives and supporters of the UK's Farming Unions give a statement to the media

Ireland National Day. Irish Flag with stripes and national colors. Background illustration. Stock Photo

RF2CGCH7M–Ireland National Day. Irish Flag with stripes and national colors. Background illustration.

Belfast, UK. 06th Nov, 2021. COP26: 6th Nov 2021. Hunderds Gatherred and march from Corn Market to City hall on Global Day for Climate Action, Credit: Bonzo/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RM2H530W8–Belfast, UK. 06th Nov, 2021. COP26: 6th Nov 2021. Hunderds Gatherred and march from Corn Market to City hall on Global Day for Climate Action, Credit: Bonzo/Alamy Live News

RMK7HMHF–London UK. 16th September 2017. Apprentice boys marching bands take part in a wreath laying ceremony by loyalists at the Cenotaph in Whitehall to commemorate the first world war battle of the Somme and in memory of Lord Carson. Sir Edward Carson, was an Irish unionist politician who became the leader of the Irish Unionist Alliance and Ulster Unionist Party between 1910 and 1921

Map of Ireland in national colours with a Euro symbol superimpose Stock Photo

RFBX1TX4–Map of Ireland in national colours with a Euro symbol superimpose

wad of 20 pound sterling notes from northern ireland banks ulster bank cash in an envelope stuffed under the mattress of a bed Stock Photo

RMB5J201–wad of 20 pound sterling notes from northern ireland banks ulster bank cash in an envelope stuffed under the mattress of a bed

Checkpoint, West Belfast, Falls Road, Northern Ireland, UK. Stock Photo

RMHG4RAX–Checkpoint, West Belfast, Falls Road, Northern Ireland, UK.

RF2F93YN8–House Building in Ireland

Newtownabbey, 25/06/2012 - Ulster Bank ATM cash machine displays message that it is temporarily out of service, as the bank continues to experience technical difficulties with customers unable to access funds, have funds paid into accounts, or access on-line services Stock Photo

RMCA83XR–Newtownabbey, 25/06/2012 - Ulster Bank ATM cash machine displays message that it is temporarily out of service, as the bank continues to experience technical difficulties with customers unable to access funds, have funds paid into accounts, or access on-line services

RMG5EXAD–The Ulster Crisis: Irish Home Rule and the Ulster Covenant exhibition

Ulster Crisis General Smith Dorrien ( Silk Hat ) and General Grierson . 1914 Stock Photo

RM2BWAKJR–Ulster Crisis General Smith Dorrien ( Silk Hat ) and General Grierson . 1914

Ulster Agriculture Minister Brid Rodgers (left) and a colleague leave No 10 Downing Street, in London, after a meeting with Prime Minister Tony Blair to discuss the foot and mouth crisis. *18/04/01 Northern Ireland Agriculture Minister Brid Rodgers. Rodgers was briefing a Stormont committee, on her department's efforts to combat the foot-and-mouth crisis. She was expected to field a number of tough questions from Assembly members when she outlined the latest developments, including two outbreaks in Ardboe, Co Tyrone, and Cushendall, Co Antrim. Stock Photo

RMG5AN2E–Ulster Agriculture Minister Brid Rodgers (left) and a colleague leave No 10 Downing Street, in London, after a meeting with Prime Minister Tony Blair to discuss the foot and mouth crisis. *18/04/01 Northern Ireland Agriculture Minister Brid Rodgers. Rodgers was briefing a Stormont committee, on her department's efforts to combat the foot-and-mouth crisis. She was expected to field a number of tough questions from Assembly members when she outlined the latest developments, including two outbreaks in Ardboe, Co Tyrone, and Cushendall, Co Antrim.

RM2BK40YD–Lisburn, Northern Ireland. 1st May 2020. Lisburn & Castlereagh City Council is planting three flowerbeds in recognition of the selfless dedication of our healthcare personnel as they work to save lives during the coronavirus pandemic. The first one is within Castle Gardens, Lisburn and is visible from the Queen's Road. The other two will be in place next week at Moat Park, Dundonald opposite the Ulster Hospital and at the Hillsborough Roundabout on the A1. Credit: Steven McAuley/Alamy Live News

Ulster Unionist Leader David Trimble and Reg Empey (L) speak with the media, before attending the Northern Ireland talks, for the third day at Weston Park, Shropshire, aimed at keeping the Northern Ireland peace process on track. * Mr Trimble stated that previous discussions had seen no movement from republicans on the key issue of IRA arms decommissioning and he was not optimistic of a resolution of the current crisis. Stock Photo

RMG5F6R2–Ulster Unionist Leader David Trimble and Reg Empey (L) speak with the media, before attending the Northern Ireland talks, for the third day at Weston Park, Shropshire, aimed at keeping the Northern Ireland peace process on track. * Mr Trimble stated that previous discussions had seen no movement from republicans on the key issue of IRA arms decommissioning and he was not optimistic of a resolution of the current crisis.

Dark storm clouds gathering over Northern Ireland Executive - Parliament Buildings, Stormont, Belfast Stock Photo

RFF1EMHX–Dark storm clouds gathering over Northern Ireland Executive - Parliament Buildings, Stormont, Belfast

Demonstrators await the arrival of politicians at Stormont in Belfast. Stock Photo

RMG8981R–Demonstrators await the arrival of politicians at Stormont in Belfast.

RF2A57X6P–Kings Buildings, Smith Square, London, UK. 10th August, 2015. Representatives and supporters of the UK's Farming Unions give a statement to the media

il team, Assembly team and European Parliament team, at the City North Hotel, Co. Meath. Stock Photo

RMG895GP–il team, Assembly team and European Parliament team, at the City North Hotel, Co. Meath.

RM2H53175–Belfast, UK. 06th Nov, 2021. COP26: 6th Nov 2021. Hunderds Gatherred and march from Corn Market to City hall on Global Day for Climate Action, Credit: Bonzo/Alamy Live News

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