(1954-1981). He starved himself to death at
age 27 and was, and still is, an hero among
the working-class Republican community.
Myself at the Sinn Fein/Irish Republican Army's"Garden of Remembrance" at Belfast's Falls Road.
Street Vendor Monika, 21, from Romania,
at University Road near Belfast Queen's
University. She sells "Ireland's Issues,"
published at Dublin and sold by street
people throughout the two Irelands. Many
of the women I saw selling "Issues" were
Romanian young women gypsies.
"The Provos" are seen here on one of many
wall murals scattered all over Belfast from the
Catholic Falls Road to Protestant Donegall Pass. 
A recent feature at Ulster has been the Belfast Wheel
set along side the old downtown Belfast City Hall. It's smaller
than the photo so deceptively makes it look alot bigger
than it really is ...
Stormont - The Northern Ireland NationalAssemby - set in 365 acres of lush land on
the outskirts of Dead-End Belfast. That's
one acre of land for each day of the year ...
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For my full story on my visit to Ulster, please see below ...
FAR FROM FAINT ARE THE TROUBLES OF BELFAST
Cheers, Uncle Monty. +St. Lawrence, 2oo8.
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