BRY [Bogside Republican Youth] graffiti in Letterkenny Road, Derry.
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Author: Extramural Activity
Bernadette
The second mural by the Bogside Artists (after The Petrol Bomber) also depicts the battle of the bogside and features Bernadette Devlin (later McAliskey). Devlin was elected to the British parliament in 1969 at age 21 and was imprisoned in December for her role in the August uprising. The mural shows Devlin with a megaphone in front of protesters and Free Derry Corner. It replaces another ‘Battle of the Bogside’ mural. The Bogside Artists explain the mural and its history in this short video.
Lecky Road, Derry
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Disband The RUC
Stencil in Bishop Street, Derry: “disband the RUC” with the petrol bomb emblem of Ógra Shınn Féın.
Derry
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God Bless Bobby Sands
“God bless Bobby Sands” and “IRA” graffiti on a low wall in Bishop Street, Derry.
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Gasyard Wall Féıle 97
Break-dancing at the Derry festival, July 14th-20th 1997, with “You are now entering Free Derry” in the style of a subway-station sign.
Lecky Road, Derry.
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A Derry oak leaf stencil to commemorate the 25th anniversary of Bloody Sunday.
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Commemorative board for the 25th anniversary of Bloody Sunday.
Rossville Street, Bogside, Derry
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No Pasarán
“They shall not pass” and “No more, Mowlam. We demand our rights” on the bogside walls of Derry.
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Brits Peace Process
“Brits peace process = Lee Clegg”. Graffiti on Creggan Hill, Derry
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Locked Together
“Peace through British withdrawal.” The six counties are chained to the Republic and locked together.
Sinn Féın board on Buncrana Road, Buncrana.
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