A crude Easter lily and the year of the Easter Rising in Brandywell Road, Derry.
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1916 – 1991
Author: Extramural Activity
A Pain In The Ash
The Simpsons moved to prime-time from The Tracey Ullman Show and became a hit for Fox beginning in December 1989. By 1991, the family, and especially Bart Simpson, were famous enough to be used in the “Shantallow anti toxic waste campaign” against a DuPont “Toxic incinerator planned for Derry”: “Ban the burn – it’s a pain in the ash.” For a history of the campaign, see “A Burning Issue?” p. 7 ff.
Racecourse Road, Shantallow, Derry
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Stop Mixing
“Stop mixing republican and (loyalist murder[er]s) in Crumlin Road Jail”. Anne Street, Derry
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We Are Still Rising
“75th anniversary of the 1916 Easter Rising. 1991 and we are still rising.” Strabane Old Road, Derry.
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Francis Hughes 1956-1981
The Tricolours on either side of IRA volunteer Francis Hughes drip with blood. Corrody Road, Derry.
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Two Volunteers
Line drawings of two volunteers in outline, one with a rifle and the other with an RPG.
Corrody Drive [perhaps Bard’s Hill], Gobnascale, Derry.
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Tıocfaıdh Ár Lá
Volunteer with AK47 and raised fist (which has been … modified) and “Tiochfaídh ar la [sic]”.
Celandine Court, Gobnascale,, Derry.
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McCreesh, O’Hara, McDonnell
Three of the deceased hunger strikers’ portraits – of Raymond McCreesh, Patsy O’Hara, and Joe McDonnell – on Strabane Old Road, Derry, seen previously in 1982’s Don’t Let Them Die.
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Celebration Of Resistance
The practice of republican women banging binlids to alert the community to the presence of British soldiers is remembered in this Westland Street, Derry, mural. The celebration is to take place in Belfast on Sunday 11th; the only Sunday the 11th in 1991 was in August; the side-wall was then changed for a another march the following Sunday.
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Women Against Oppression
Women of the world stand up against oppression, with the symbol for ‘female’ containing a globe. On the Falls Road/Linden Street.
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