On the left, two Irish tricolours hang from a celtic cross in pink and yellow; on the right, an armed IRA volunteer stands guard.
Rossville Street, Derry.
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For some background on this attack on the SDLP, see Stoop Down Low Party.
Foyle Road, Derry
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“God save Ulster, because the UVF couldn’t”. Also “RUC thugs”.
Graffiti in Abercorn Street, Derry
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The busts of the ten dead hunger strikers are shown on a background of Starry Plough and Irish Tricolout flags, alongside a piece of graffiti reading “Derry not Londonderry.” The Fianna Eireann board was previously featured separately in 1983. Rossville Street, Derry.
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“Ireland a nation, Irish and free” and “Ireland unfree shall never be at peace” (from Patrick Pearse’s oration at the funeral of O’Donovan Rossa), with the island of Ireland in the colours of the Irish flag.
Bishop Street, Derry
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Volunteer aiming an armalite, on Bishop Street, Derry. Vandalised with “SAS Rule”.
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“Patsaí O’Heara, laoch cróga Dhoıre, a fuaır bás ar son na hÉıreann.” “Patsy O’Hara, Derry’s brave warrior/hero, who died on behalf of Ireland.” Graffiti in Bishop Street, Derry.
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“Derry Brigade. Provisional Irish Republican Army – Óglaıgh Na h-Éıreann” with an armalite and Irish Tricolour. Bishop Street, Derry
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The Sınn Féın logo on the island of Ireland, with green, white, and orange brickwork.
Bishop Street, Derry
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