Back in the early days the Peace Line was not so grand a construction. I am very familiar with the area between the Shankill Road and Springfield Road. The residents on both sides of the Peace Line, were sone of the nicest people that I've ever met in my lifetime. May peace continue to reign in Belfast and the rest of Northern Ireland.
Most people think concrete flyovers are ugly, but we build what we need. If you need a wall to make your estate safe at night, you build that. The US, South Africa, Brazil, Saudi Arabia all have gated communities. If you need a wall to stop bored 14 year olds throwing things at your house, you have that too, regardless of the aesthetics.
Hazel Wray to ordinary brits maybe but not the establishment ,thats the way they wanted it and thats how it worked out,divide and conquer or in this case transplant and conquer.The ulster plantation worked a treat and partition worked a treat until now things are tipping towards the irish nationalist side.
800 years we fought you with out fear and we will fight you for 800 more Britain imperialism at its best they fucked ire up no one else that's why ire will always be devided
Darren seems like a nice guy but he butchered some relevant information that he gave you. Ulster isn't a county - it's 9 counties, 6 of which form Northern Ireland, and 3 of which are actually in The republic of Ireland (my country). The Protestant youth weren't 'protesting' over Brexit as such, majority of them backed it, their street 'protests' were over its implementation, i.e. the Northern Irish protocol which they saw as a weakening of their ties with the UK.
I’m glad you enjoyed this tour. Darren was awesome to show us this. It’s a part of history that is still raw for many, so it was brave of him to show us.
Northern Ireland has 2 main Universities. One is Queens in Belfast city and the second is the University of Ulster and they have several campus around the North.
You seemed unprepared with your history of that area? Multiple side comments of how bad the cell reception was, was probably a bit embarrassing for your very nice tour guide
It reminds me of Israel and Gaza , it totally freaked me out ! Just been drinking with some fukka and how am I going to climb over that , to get my tenner back ? There are only a few mentally ill paranoid psychotic types that need that wall , on both sides the practical total majority don’t need to live in a mental hospital with high security.
Pity 'Urbanist' didn't let the tourist board know he was coming, or they could have laid on a few shawl wearing old crones and some snotty - nosed toddlers dressed from the waist up or the waist down (but not both!!) and a few scabrous, malevolent mongrels lurking about to round out the picture... If you go to Dublin though, you may still encounter the occasional hooligan bringing his horse on the tram, but I'm not sure if that counts as 'under - developed'...
Back in the early days the Peace Line was not so grand a construction. I am very familiar with the area between the Shankill Road and Springfield Road. The residents on both sides of the Peace Line, were sone of the nicest people that I've ever met in my lifetime. May peace continue to reign in Belfast and the rest of Northern Ireland.
Ariel can’t believe you were on the Springfield Road! I’ve followed you since your tour of the 5 points in NYC now your in my neck of the woods 😂
There's nothing like traveling without moving... especially when I'm watching your trips! Thanks so much! Appreciate this!
Very interesting, I didn’t know about these peace walls. Thanks to your host. Pray for peace. Stay safe.
Most people think concrete flyovers are ugly, but we build what we need. If you need a wall to make your estate safe at night, you build that. The US, South Africa, Brazil, Saudi Arabia all have gated communities. If you need a wall to stop bored 14 year olds throwing things at your house, you have that too, regardless of the aesthetics.
Heavens!!! My Irish grandma lived a few blocks from this vicinity in the late ulster era...
wow, what can I say... peace... thanks for the video 🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋
Great share💯🙏🕊thank you❤
I sincerely believe that the political and cultural atagonisms in Northern Ireland are perplexing to most Brits.
Hazel Wray to ordinary brits maybe but not the establishment ,thats the way they wanted it and thats how it worked out,divide and conquer or in this case transplant and conquer.The ulster plantation worked a treat and partition worked a treat until now things are tipping towards the irish nationalist side.
Yes only because they are not told the truth
800 years we fought you with out fear and we will fight you for 800 more Britain imperialism at its best they fucked ire up no one else that's why ire will always be devided
Darren seems like a nice guy but he butchered some relevant information that he gave you. Ulster isn't a county - it's 9 counties, 6 of which form Northern Ireland, and 3 of which are actually in The republic of Ireland (my country). The Protestant youth weren't 'protesting' over Brexit as such, majority of them backed it, their street 'protests' were over its implementation, i.e. the Northern Irish protocol which they saw as a weakening of their ties with the UK.
This is the first rain I seen. Has it been rainy?
I really enjoyed this tour, and I love Darren's accent! He gave interesting history of those Peace walls. Glad the police left you guys alone!
I’m glad you enjoyed this tour. Darren was awesome to show us this. It’s a part of history that is still raw for many, so it was brave of him to show us.
Watching from Sheffield uk
nice video is their univercity college on both sides
Northern Ireland has 2 main Universities. One is Queens in Belfast city and the second is the University of Ulster and they have several campus around the North.
@@heresdarren666 Thank you for your reply
Se requiere de cojones , todos los gatos son bellos
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You seemed unprepared with your history of that area? Multiple side comments of how bad the cell reception was, was probably a bit embarrassing for your very nice tour guide
It reminds me of Israel and Gaza , it totally freaked me out ! Just been drinking with some fukka and how am I going to climb over that , to get my tenner back ? There are only a few mentally ill paranoid psychotic types that need that wall , on both sides the practical total majority don’t need to live in a mental hospital with high security.
We won't be reuniting
A prod tour tour guide not unbiased at all and when you mentioned Irish fought in ww1 before independence he didn't even reply
War walls…
Not a single atheist in Ireland??
Darren is so calm. The replay is fine. No signal problems. Ireland is so developed. So cool. Thanks guys ❤️
Ireland is ranked as the 2nd most developed country in the world, on the HDI rankings and UN development indexes
Pity 'Urbanist' didn't let the tourist board know he was coming, or they could have laid on a few shawl wearing old crones and some snotty - nosed toddlers dressed from the waist up or the waist down (but not both!!) and a few scabrous, malevolent mongrels lurking about to round out the picture... If you go to Dublin though, you may still encounter the occasional hooligan bringing his horse on the tram, but I'm not sure if that counts as 'under - developed'...
@@veronicadredd22 aah, but _which Ireland..?_
Repetiton the movie and my post deleted . the Bottle with Ariel 😏.☕bye 👋
'the Bottle with Ariel'?
Beautiful part of the country
There is no such thing called northern Ireland.
It's just Ireland 🇮🇪 32