article_snippet: Towering into the sky in Londonderry, Northern Ireland, the structure was made by Catholics and Protestants working together to honour those who died in the Troubles.
article_snippet: Bonfires have traditionally been a source of division in the city of Londonderry, also referred to as Derry.
article_snippet: Majestic: Workers are pictured in Londonderry's Corrody Road Country Park at sunset during the construction of the impressive creation .
article_snippet: Bonfires have traditionally been a source of division in the city of Londonderry, also referred to as Derry, but The temple, located in Corrody Road Country Park is about unity .
article_snippet: Huge towers made of wooden pallets are set alight every year to celebrate the victory of King William of Orange over Catholic King James in the Battle of the Boyne in 1690.
article_snippet: Set to burn: The beautifully-crafted wooden sculpture illuminates the sky around Londonderry in this picture taken last night .
article_snippet: Breaking the mould: Huge towers made of wooden pallets are set alight every year to celebrate the victory of King William of Orange over Catholic King James in the Battle of the Boyne in 1690.
highlights_snippet: Towering structure built by Catholics and Protestants from the city in honour of people who died in the Troubles .
  