The outline of a CIRA gunman in Victoria Street, Lurgan.
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CIRA
Area Affiliation
Political Wing Of RUC
“Sinn Fein [Féin] Political Wing Of RUC”, “Free Kilwikilie”, “Free all POWs”, “KRY” [Kilwilkie Republican Youth], “Republican Network For Unity”, in Levin Road, Lurgan.
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Free The People
“Free the people – north Armagh selective inter[n]ment – trial by media”, “KRY” [Kilwilkie Republican Youth]. Graffiti over an old mural of the Long Kesh watch-towers.
Levin Road, Lurgan
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Sniper At Work
“PSNI Beware – Sniper at work” – an old IRA meme is revived for the post-Agreement era.
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CIRA/PIRA
“CIRA” (continuity) is converted to “PIRA” (provisional) and “RSF” becomes “SF” in a war of letters among Kilwilkie republicans, including the Republican Network For Unity.
Levin Road, Lurgan
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Kilwilkie H
A large “H” on Levin Road, Lurgan, that serves as a noticeboard, here for Kilwilkie Republican Youth and the 2009 campaign to ‘Oppose Armed Forces Day‘.
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Sınn Féın Scum
Republican graffiti off Lake Street, Lurgan, against Sınn Féın and pro-CIRA.
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Free Kilwilkie
Kilwilkie Republican Youth graffiti off Lake Street, Lurgan in imitation of “Free Derry” and “Free Belfast”.
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The Protestant Reformation
Portraits from left to right of Martin Luther, William Tyndale, John Calvin, John Knox. John Wesley is not included here. The previous mural was to the UDR, which itself had replaced an LVF mural.
Pollock Drive, Lurgan
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Mourneview Youth
Here is the scene at Mourne Road along the side of the Mace (later a Spar). On the low wall is a ‘Mourneview Youth’ mural (presumably by BlazeFX) – there were previously LVF murals on this wall. In the bricked-up windows are a series of cultural panels, on the Battle Of The Boyne, music, William McFadzean’s VC, fire, faith, defence (WWI), plus one other (perhaps ‘school’?)
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