Wow you are so dumb. do you know anything about this subject. stupid. Get it straight man it's definetley still going, and it was 90 percent about religion so do your research, then you can comment.

It was about nationality not religion and its over.

In Ireland, religion and politics are closely linked, and have been for hundreds of years. Particularly in the north, neighbourhoods tend to be uniformly Catholic or Protestant, fostering and enhancing the clannishness that is always present in Irish society.

This is more complex, far more complex than simple religious differences, although they are a significant factor. The bully-boys on either side, be they Provos or UDF, seldom need much excuse to turn to violence, and religion will do as well as anything.

Civilian Deaths: 1855
Members of security forces (and reserves): 1123

Firstly, its UDA, and secondly, the conflict is not about religion, as the IRA and its various factions and related repulbican groups are all avowedly anti-sectarian and in fact have had many Protestants in their ranks down the years.