I guess you could say is that Northern Irish people, in terms of culture would be slightly more different compare to their counterparts in England, mainly due to their structure of society being different as well as their cultural values to put this simply England is a industrialised society whilst in Northern Ireland we are a agricultural-based society.
 
We are community to a greater extent and in terms of our identity we do not uphold it as a means of a betterment of ourselves but as a means to identify each other it’s hard to explain it to those who do not live in Northern Ireland (Ulster), but I’m proud to say is that we are proud of both of us but of our identity (British and Irish) and I would like to express this to the entirety of the world that there is a unique identity to us and that is something we are most definitely proud of .
 
Sorry for babbling on like this, but I felt like I had to make a point  
regards MLP far from NI.

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I didn’t really like London much personally. I loved the things I was there for (WB Harry Potter exhibit, Les Miserables, Ripley’s and such) but the rudeness of people just knocking you side to side got to a point I was about to punch someone in the face, if not for my boyfriend stopping me. Then we went to Hyde Park and relaxed for a bit. That was more my scene, the parks in London are lovely ^^

I remember the first time I went to London despite me being Irish and born in Belfast I say the city is quite fascinating but unknown which I suppose these are two of the many things which makes London one of the best cities in Europe beside various others (Dublin,Paris,Madrid,Berlin etc.)