Stormont
The Oxford Companion to Irish History
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Stormont, the site of the parliament of
Northern Ireland, on the eastern outskirts of
Belfast, frequently used as shorthand for the parliament itself. The neoclassical parliament building, located at the end of a straight, mile‐long drive with a statue of Sir Edward
Carson dominating the final approach, was designed by Sir Arnold Thornely. Its opening (16 Nov. 1932), presided over by a noticeably unenthusiastic prince of Wales, was the occasion for a display of
unionist pageantry, consciously recalling the triumphant mobilization of Protestant Ulster against the third
home rule bill in 1912–14.
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