Ireland, North of the Border

Sport and the British by BBC

Feb 24, 201212:27Society & Culture

While sport is endlessly talked of as a force for unity, in today's edition of Sport and the British, Clare Balding's in Belfast on the Falls Road, where it's clear that here sport was just another arena to reinforce div...

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