| 30.12.2006 |
0:38:32 |
abbr. irish.lang. |
Ardoyne Ard Eoin in Irish, meaning high glen is a predominantly Irish nationalist and Catholic district in North Belfast, Northern Ireland, made famous by the disproportionate number of incidents during "The Troubles". It is home to approximately 6,000 inhabitants. |
Ardoyne |
| 30.12.2006 |
0:26:22 |
abbr. irish.lang. |
The Falls |
Falls (The Falls Road (Bothar na bhFal in Irish, meaning "road of the hedgerows") is the main road through West Belfast in Northern Ireland; from Divis Street and Castle Place in Belfast City Centre to Andersonstown in the suburbs. Its name is synonymous with the Catholic and republican communities in the city. It is easily known as one of the more famous streets in Northern Ireland, drawing many tourists all year round.) |
| 29.12.2006 |
23:38:32 |
irish.lang. |
Ardoyne |
Ardoyne Ard Eoin in Irish, meaning high glen is a predominantly Irish nationalist and Catholic district in North Belfast, Northern Ireland, made famous by the disproportionate number of incidents during "The Troubles". It is home to approximately 6,000 inhabitants. |
| 29.12.2006 |
23:26:22 |
irish.lang. |
Falls |
The Falls (The Falls Road (Bothar na bhFal in Irish, meaning "road of the hedgerows") is the main road through West Belfast in Northern Ireland; from Divis Street and Castle Place in Belfast City Centre to Andersonstown in the suburbs. Its name is synonymous with the Catholic and republican communities in the city. It is easily known as one of the more famous streets in Northern Ireland, drawing many tourists all year round.) |
