The Belfast Entries

Belfast is the largest city in Northern Ireland. Belfast has become a major port in the early 19th century. It played a key role in the industrial revolution and became the world's largest producer of linen. Shipbuilding is also a key industry. The Harlan and Wolf shipyards that built the RMS Titanic are the world's largest shipyards. Belfast has been the capital since its founding in Northern Ireland in 1921. It was a scene of various factional clashes between its Catholic and Protestant populations. These rival groups are now commonly referred to as republicans and loyalists respectively in the conflict. Bombing, assassinations and street violence are the backdrop for the entire troubled life. Belfast city centre has been expanded and renewed since a peace deal was reached in 1998.

Belfast Entries is a series of alleys in Belfast. In the old city buildings, Unicom streets. The area where the alleys are located is historically the most prosperous city center in Belfast. There are various art shops along the way, which makes people linger.

Many old buildings can be found here because it used to be the center of Belfast and now it's a bit lonely, and you can see a lot of political slogans, there are often sectarian conflicts, and you can play safe.

In the most violent areas of sectarian conflict, you can see signs and political pictures full of walls, a series of alleyways in the old city buildings

This series of alleyways in the Old Town building was once Belfast's most prosperous city centre.