evidence: The Shankill Road in Belfast is, like the nearby Falls Road, part of the city’s turbulent history. Instantly recognisable thanks to its Union flags and colourful Loyalist murals, the Shankill Road is a significant part of Belfast’s modern history. [...] As a result of the violence of August 1969, the British Army built a Peace Wall along Cupar Way to separate the Shankill Road and The Falls Road, thus keeping the two communities apart. 50 years later, it’s still standing.