The keffiyeh, familiar from images of PLO leader Yasser Arafat who died in 2004, is joined by barbed wire. The words are in the colours of the Palestinian flag.
Lecky Road, Derry.
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“IRA throw in the towel, BRY pick it up!” Republican graffiti from Bogside Republican Youth, in Ballycolman Road, Strabane.
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Ballycolman Road, Strabane.
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Republican volunteer seen previously (and in better condition) in 2002.
Fountain Street, Strabane
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“In proud and loving memory of all those who gave their lives for Irish freedom in the West Tyrone area” with portraits of 15 IRA volunteers and Sınn Féın’s Jim McAleer and a pair of assault rifles at the bottom of the Celtic cross.
Fountain Street, Strabane
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2005 image of the 2002 Mickey Devine mural near his sister’s home in Rathkeele Way, Derry.
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This series of five panels is outside the Cathedral Youth Club in The Fountain, Londonderry. In order, they show: a cry of “No Surrender” by the Apprentice Boys, Breaking The Boom, Walker’s Monument (to George Walker, governor during the siege and killed at the Boyne; the statue was blown up on 19730, Roaring Meg (the 1642 cannon), and the Cathedral (St Columb’s).
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Hawkin Street, the Fountain, Londonderry
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