GB. Northern Ireland. Ten years after the arrival of British troops in the province. The barricades are once more dividing Catholics and Protestants in areas of Belfast and Londonderry. Members of Sinn Fein, the political wing of the IRA, repaint the 'Free Derry Wall.' Ten years ago, this wall marked the start of the no-go area in Londonderry maintained by the IRA for nearly two years. It has now become a monument to that time. While the surrounding houses have been knocked down, the wall remains.

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