Northern Ireland Collection (page 16)

Shankill Road, Belfast. Northern Ireland. 9th October 1963

John Pilger at City Hall, Belfast. Northern Ireland. 9th October 1963

Market stall outside Henrys Stores, Belfast. Northern Ireland. 9th October 1963

Scenes in Belfast. Northern Ireland. Pictured is playwright Joe Tomelty. 9th October 1963

Irish linen shop in Belfast. Northern Ireland. 9th October 1963

Window shopping in Belfast, Northern Ireland. 9th October 1963

Cecil Crighton, who owns the oldest pet shop in Belfast, Northern Ireland. founded in 1884 and situated near Smithfield Market, with some of the white mice in stock. 9th October 1963

Three year old Andrew Anderson, who settled for a goldfish at the oldest pet shop in Belfast, Northern Ireland. 9th October 1963

Kellys Cellars pub in Belfast, Northern Ireland. 9th October 1963

Youngsters stand outside a record shop hoping to listen to free spins near Smithfield market in Belfast, Northern Ireland. 9th October 1963

Shopping for books in Belfast, Northern Ireland. 9th October 1963

Shopping in Belfast, Northern Ireland. 9th October 1963

A second-hand stall in Belfast, Northern Ireland. 9th October 1963

Life at Belfast Docks. 9th October 1963

Martin McGuinness st Heathrow Airport. 23rd October 1994

IRA Provisionals press conference. Left to right, Martin McGuinness, the officer in charge of the Provisional IRA in Londonderry, David O Connell, tactician officer of the IRA Provisionals

Martin McGuinness and colleague leave Heathrow Airport. 23rd October 1994

Organisers of the "British Out of Ireland"march in Whitehall including future
Organisers of the " British Out of Ireland" march in Whitehall including future Labour Leader Jeremy Corbyn. The march was organised in response to the death of Sean Downes

Future Labour Leader Jeremy Corbyn marches with organisers of the " British Out of Ireland" march in Whitehall The march was organised in response to the death of Sean Downes

Demonstrators protesting about the situation in Northern Ireland held meetings at Hyde Park Corner and marched from there to Whitehall

Jubilant Kevin Keegan after scoring Englands opening goal during the England v Northern Ireland game. UEFA European Championship Group 1. Final score 4-0 to England, Wembley Stadium. 7th February 1979

Sport - Football - Wales - The Wales team to play N. Ireland at Ninian Park Back Row - Ivor Allchurch, Alan Harrington, Roy Paul, Jack Kelsey, John Charles, Mel Hopkins

Donaghadee harbour in Northern Ireland, County Down. 28th April 1914

Donkey and cart waiting outside the Glencolumbkille fire station in County Donegal 7th September 1963

Sinn Fein leader Gerry Adams flanked by his party deputies faces the media outside Number 10 Downing Street before the peace talks with the Prime Minister Tony Blair

Army Day Parade in Belfast. The 1st Batt. Royal Inniskillen Fusiliers. 22nd October 1949

The rocky coastline near Portrush in County Londonderry Northern Ireland. 25th April 1928

Orange Order Battle of the Boyne day parade through the streets of Belfast 13th July 1935

Farmer gathering in the hay in the hills and fields over looking the County Donegal village of Glencolumbkille watched by his dog 7th September 1963

Jack Lynch, former Prime Minister of The Irish Republic in March 1973

To gentlemen seen here outside the main parade of shops in Lurgan, catching up with all the local news. Circa 1966

Children seen here playing in the back streets of Belfast. Circa 1966

Postman seen here walking through the shopping area of Coleraine after delivering all his letters. Circa 1966

Young mother seen here with her children in the back streets of Belfast circa 1966

Cadets on parade at the army school in Armagh, 4th September 1929

Kilkeel Harbour in County Newry Northern Ireland 27th May 1913

A woman at work in the sheds at the Belfast Ropeworks Company which is the largest ropeworks in existence covering a site of thirty-four acres, and gives employment to many thousands

A weaver operating a loom at the Royal Weaving Company in Belfast. Circa 1966

A workman from the local water board seen here working a standpipe in Portadown. Circa 1966

A grandmother and her grandaughter crossing the main road in Lurgan after paying a visit to the newsagent. Circa 1966

The local baker in Coleraine seen here delivering bread. Circa 1966

Women at work in the sheds at the Belfast Ropeworks Company which is the largest ropeworks in existence covering a site of thirty-four acres, and gives employment to many thousands

Refections in Loch Keel, County Donegal 2nd January 1977

Loom operator seen here making fine adjustments to the loom at the Ulster Lace Company in Lurgan. Circa 1966

Carrickfergus Castle standing on the shores of Belfast Lough 19th January 1927

Giants Causeway near Portrush in County Londonderry. 6th August 1929

Belfast City Hall and Donecall Square seen here by night. 14th January 1938

The main shopping throughfare in Coleraine. Circa 1966

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Northern Ireland is a land of rich history, stunning landscapes, and passionate sports. From the iconic Oval Stadium Fine Art at Glentoran Football Club to the majestic Enniskillen Castle on the banks of Lough Erne, this region never fails to captivate visitors. The Royal County Down Golf Course and Slieve Donard Hotel offer a perfect blend of luxury and natural beauty, while Windsor Park Stadium Fine Art showcases the pride in both football and Linfield FC. Delving into history, James Prinsep Beadle's masterpiece "Attack of the Ulster Division" takes us back to 1 July 1916, reminding us of the bravery displayed during wartime. Nature enthusiasts will find solace in exploring the breathtaking Mourne Mountains and Mt. Slieve Bearnagh in County Down. For sports aficionados, The Showgrounds Stadium Fine Art at Coleraine Football Club provides an immersive experience that celebrates local talent. Meanwhile, antique maps like Map of Ireland 1897 allow us to trace Northern Ireland's roots through time. Belfast Castle stands tall as a symbol of elegance amidst Belfast's bustling cityscape. And who can forget about Giants Causeway? This UNESCO World Heritage Site in County Antrim leaves visitors awestruck with its unique rock formations illuminated by sunset hues. Lastly, gazing upon satellite images showcasing British Isles reminds us how interconnected we are within Europe. Northern Ireland truly encompasses all these wonders – from art and culture to nature's marvels – making it a destination that should be on everyone's bucket list.