The bloody hand-prints of children represent the genocide being waged by Israel against Palestinians in Gaza.
Springhill Park, Strabane.
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M11620 [M11621]
End Genocide In Gaza
Area Affiliation
Solidarity With Gaza
“In one week, Israeli air strikes have killed 173 people – 35 children, 26 women, 112 men, 18 from one family [Guardian], over 130 civillians [sic].”
John Street, Omagh
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M11640 [M11641]
Join The IRA
Springhill Park, Strabane
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M11619
End The Siege Of Gaza
Carlos Latuff’s (ig) image of an Israeli Apache helicopter firing a “hellfire” missile at a Palestinian child has been reproduced in Springhill Park, Strabane, by John Carlin and others (Highland Radio).
It was also reproduced in Springhill, west Belfast, by Mo Chara Kelly.
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M11622 [M11623] [M11624] M11625 [M11665]
God’s Chosen People
“Support Israel, God’s chosen people. Jesus lives.” Graffiti in May Street, Waterside, Londonderry.
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M11608
Many Suffer
This is an end-of-life image – or perhaps a preparation-for-repainting image – of the mural at the corner of Ardoyne Avenue. The mural is still is reasonable shape (compared to 2008) but the 34 medallions with portraits to local volunteers and activists have been removed.
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M11569
Stad An Slad
This is a new board at the Crumlin end of Brompton Park – launched on August 6th by Gerry Kelly and members of the Cliftonville football team – in support of Palestine and Gaza, and in particular protesting the deaths of the four Bakr children on the beach at the port of Gaza on July 16th (see Child Killers). The image of the man carrying the boy is from Reuters.
See also: a Where Is The World? mural on the International Wall.
Painted by Mickey Doherty and mounted in Brompton Park, Ardoyne, north Belfast.
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M11567
Fáılte Go Dtí Ard Eoın
A British soldier patrols the streets while a girl walks home from school and a boy plays hurley. This is one of the panels in the long mural at the shops on Ardoyne Avenue.
The “Welcome” verbiage is just out of shot on the left-hand side; on the right is “Is fearr Gaeılge brıste ná Béarla clıste” [Broken Irish is better than clever English] and (out of shot) some Celtic knotwork. For close-ups of all of the panels, see Growing Up Too Fast.
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M11591 M11592
Palestine Abú
This is a large mural is by Gerard “Mo Chara” Kelly‘s (video) new work at the top of Springhill Avenue, where it is blocked off from the Springfield Road.
On the left, a figure in a black-and white keffiyeh give the two-finger ‘V for victory’ sign beneath the Terence McSwiney (WP) quote: “It is not those who can inflict the most but those that can suffer the most who will conquer.”
In the middle, a protestor stands up to an Israeli tank with a swastika. (See the adjacent mural in Palestinian Territory.)
On the right, an Israeli Apache helicopter fires a Hellfire missile at a young Gazan boy carrying a teddy-bear (originally a Carlos Latuff (ig) poster).
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M11602 M11604 M11603c [M11605] M11606
Belfast’s Bloody Sunday
“Belfast’s Bloody Sunday. On the 9th July 1972 the British Army murdered 5 Irish citizens and severely wounded 2 others. It’s time for the truth.”
This is a mural by Mo Chara Kelly (with DD Walker, Michael Kelly, and Ta Heath) commemorating the deaths of five people shot by British Army snipers in 1972: Paddy Butler (39), David McCafferty (15), Margaret Gargan (13), John Dougal (16), Fr Noel Fitzpatrick (40). The snipers fired from JP Corry’s timber yard (shown on the right) and at the time the Westrock bungalows were still standing (shown lower left).
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M06439a
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