Embark on an authentic Irish Republicanism tour for a unique and insightful exploration of conflict history and culture. Highly recommended by universities, this tour offers a deep analysis from an Irish Republican perspective, including access to private museums, graveyards, and murals.
- International Mural Wall Divis Street - You will visit places not offered by other tour operators with access to Private Museums and Collections.You will travel to the Falls Road where your guide will tell you all about the longest conflict in Modern European History began. Your local qualified guide will deliver a tour from the Irish Republican perspective and how the conflict evolved for Republicans up to the present day and the current peace process as well as a current political analysis. Since the onset of the Conflict/Troubles in 1969, Nationalist and Loyalist communities throughout Northern Ireland have been divided by Peace Walls, the largest cut through the divided city of Belfast. Here you will learn how the conflict began as well as visiting the world famous politically charged murals painted by ex-prisoners (POWS).
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- Private, air-conditioned transportation
- Up-close views of Peace Walls, Gates and political murals
- Visit to Bobby Sands’ final resting place
- Exclusive insights from a local guide
- Personalized service with a customizable itinerary
- Stress-free navigation and hotel round-trip transfer
- Opportunity to leave your mark on the Peace Wall
- Interactive experience with historical artifacts
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This tour comes highly recommended by universities worldwide and is extremely popular among those interested in political conflict studies. It stands out for its focus on Irish Republicanism, guided by a professional with unique insights into the conflict and Irish history. Our guides are former POWs, members of Sinn Féin, and Irish Republican political activists, fully equipped to provide an in-depth analysis of the conflict from an Irish Republican perspective, covering the period from 1969 to the present day, as well as the last 852 years of British occupation. From 1968 to 2005, the Provisional Irish Republican Army led an armed campaign primarily in Northern Ireland (the occupied six counties), England, and Europe, aiming to end British rule in Northern Ireland and create a united Ireland. The tour includes visits to areas typically inaccessible to ordinary tourists, granting you access to a private museum, graveyard, and murals.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.