Belfast's 'peace walls' still stand 25 years after conflict

Stretching high into the sky, the barrier between communities around the republican Falls Road and loyalist Shankill Road is the most imposing example of Belfast's so-called peace walls. Built in 1968 by the British army to separate the pro-Ireland republicans from pro-UK loyalists at the outset of decades of sectarian...

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