Clonduff

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Clonduff is a small housing estate in East Belfast, with an entirely Protestant community. During the summer, Union Jacks, Ulster flags, and the Paramilitary Flags of the UVF & LVF are commonly seen. Famous residents of the Estate include the only person from Northern Ireland to recive the Victoria Cross during the Second World War, Seaman James McGuinness.

Clonduff has 10 streets, one park, one nursery and part of the Robinson Centre is in the main Clonduff Drive.

Being in East Belfast, the MP for the area is the DUP's Peter Robinson.