Working on a series of murals in Northern Ireland that related to the past and current struggle between the Catholic and Protestant communities.

Orangmen prepare to march pass St.Patrick Catholic Church in north Belfast, Northern Ireland. The contentious feeder parade past a north Belfast Catholic church is among the six-mile march from central Belfast to Stormont Parliament building which marks the 100th anniversary of the Ulster Covenant, to oppose Home Rule for Ireland in 1912.

During the European Union bailout in Dublin, Ireland.

People queue inside the Titanic Belfast visitor centre in Belfast, Northern Ireland. The world's biggest Titanic visitor attraction opens in the ship's Belfast birthplace Saturday, 100 years to the day since the doomed liner was completed in the same yards.

A worker walks along the dock of the ship Nomadic as the new Titanic building is seen in the background in the "Titanic Quarter" in Belfast, Northern Ireland. A century after the Titanic sank on its maiden voyage, Belfast is counting on a new visitor attraction about the iconic ship to put the city that built it back on the tourist map.

Early morning commuters wait at a bus stop in Dublin, Ireland. The Irish Prime Minister Brian Cowen, has confirmed that a major financial assistance plan for Ireland has been agreed with the EU.

Pigs are pictured eating at a local farm in Northern Ireland. The Irish government said Saturday it was recalling all pork products made in the Republic of Ireland after the discovery of a toxic substance in slaughtered pigs.

A burned out car sits on a roundabout near a IRA sign in Lurgan, Northern Ireland after a night of disturbances.

A lone member of the public walks up to a memorial in Phoenix Park where Pope John Paul II gave mass to over one million people on 29 September 1979. A 700 page report from the Commission of Investigation into sexual abuse allegations is released today in Dublin, Ireland.

Revellers perform on the parade route during St Patrick's Day festivities in Dublin on March 17, 2013. More than 100 parades are being held across Ireland to mark St Patrick's Day, the feast day of the patron saint of Ireland, with up to 650,000 spectators expected to attend the parade in Dublin. Ireland has high hopes that the festivities will bring a much-needed boost to the economy.