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I now live quite near Belfast City centre... this is my almost daily mile walk from my home, around Springfield Dam with Divis and black mountain in the distance 
Divis flats are named after Divis mountain I guess... a couple of miles from where I am... although I'm not far from the peace walls here and tension around this time of year still occurs unfortunately... I'm from a Catholic protestant mixed marriage so hate all of that nonsense myself... when the football is on I'll support north and south, England Scotland and Wales
A fence on my property was only just removed a day or two ago due to the bad storm we had in January had two IRA bullet holes in it from the troubles, there used to be an RUC station next door at that time
I'm a Man Utd fan so probably not lol... I know we should hate Leeds but since I'm a fan of Chris Moyles I actually don't mind seeing them do well too
