Fear and loathing in the birthplace of the Troubles

Article Abstract:

Conflict between Protestants and Catholics in the Ardoyne area of Belfast, Northern Ireland, is discussed. This area has been a trouble spot for many years, but most ordinary residents there just want to lead a peaceful life.

International relations, Catholic Church, Interfaith relations, Protestant churches

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In a sectarian city, children go back to school and run a gauntlet of hate

Article Abstract:

Pupils attending the Holy Cross Catholic Girls Primary School in the nationalist Ardoyne area of Belfast, Northern Ireland, have faced angry abuse from loyalists. Some local people regard the school as representing Catholic encroachment into a Protestant area.

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Heart of darkness

Article Abstract:

The various Catholic and Protestant areas into which North Belfast, Northern Ireland, is divided are discussed. This part of the city continues to experience great tension.

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