Belfast Conflict History and Mural Tour

Led by former prisoners, this is a no holds barred account of life in Conflict. Told by those who survived it.
Using the famous murals and buildings let our guides weave their own personal stories into a your journey into the most recent conflict in Irish/British history.
Beginning at The Iconic Divis Tower, this tour makes its way along the famous Falls RD, Where we can see scars of gun battles on buildings.
Delve deep into the history of many famous Murals like Bobby Sands, write your name on the peace wall or leave a simple message of hope for the future.

Meeting Point

15C Divis St

15C Divis St, Belfast BT12 4QB, UK

From city center, travel to Falls rd, This highrise will be in View very quickly.
Please meet at front of Tower

What's included:

• Former political Prisoner as your guide

What to expect:

Duration: 1 hour, 30 minutes

Divis Tower

Belfast BT12 4QA, UK

Here you will get an introduction to the many ingredients that created a conflict known as "The Troubles.
Learn of the Deaths of the first child victim and the first British soldier to die in The Troubles

20 minutes

St Comgall's - Ionad Eileen Howell

Divis St, Belfast BT12 4AQ, UK

Here guests will hear of the Birth of the IRA and see the bullet holes that still show themselves to this day

15 minutes

Solidarity Wall

111 Albert St, Belfast BT12 4HG, UK

The International wall/Solidarity wall is Famous throughout the world, were murals have been painted for decades, many of which have had an international/Solidarity connection

20 minutes

Bobby Sands Mural

49 Falls Rd, Belfast, SY22 5HS

This Iconic mural tells its story of Bobby sands and 9 others who Gave their lives on a hunger strike in 1981.
A very intensive drawn out protest within the prisons for their right to be treated as Prisoner of War

15 minutes

Clonard Monastery

1A Clonard Gardens, Belfast, BT13 2RL

Not only a beautiful place to visit, but also the secret meeting place for British Gov to meet with and talk to Republican Leaders as part of the Peace process

20 minutes