“Iarsmalann Na Staire Poblachtach Éireannach – Eileen Hickey Irish Republican History Museum” is across the street (behind the Conway Mill) from this mural. Eileen Hickey was a Provisional IRA member who served time in Armagh prison; she died in 2006, one year before the opening of the museum (obituary at An Phoblacht).
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This Conway Street mural, outside the mill and the republican museum, features banners of two Australian republican support-groups, with supporters holding banners reading “Australian Aid for Ireland QLD [Queensland] Branch [Fb] – The Spirit of Freedom” and “The Casement Support Group – Saoirse Melbourne”.
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“End British internment of Irish republicans 2013”. On Divis Street’s “international wall” (Visual History) for the 42nd anniversary of the introduction of internment and in reference to prisoners from anti-Agreement currently behind bars.
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A Paratroop flag joins a UDU/UDA flag and an Ulster Banner on a lamp-post in Donegall Road, Belfast.
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“PSNI-MI5 = political policing” – a message from Gael Force Art (Fb) on Sliabh Dubh/Black Mountain (Visual History) above west Belfast.
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Titanic workers by Ed Reynolds, whose site contains images of him at work on the piece (steadyhanded.com).
Combermere Street, south Belfast.
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Commentary on the hunger strike of IRA volunteers Bobby Sands in 1981, in south Belfast: “Slimfast champion”, “Mr Sands was a convic[t]ed criminal – he chose to take his own life.”
Dorchester Street (x2) and Daphne Street, off Donegall Road, Belfast
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“Bogside” in the style of an illuminated manuscripts and Bobby Sands’s “[Our revenge will be] The laughter of our children” on a painted banner.
Meenan Square, Bogside, Derry
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“Human rights activist Pat Finucane 1949-1989 targeted by British establishment, executed by unionist death squads. “……If you don’t defend human rights lawyers who will defend human rights?-Rosemary Nelson”
This printed board replaces a similar painted board.
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“No blacks, no Irish, no dogs, no POWs – sponsored by SDLP/TUV [Traditional Unionist Voice]”. The reference of this board in Turf Lodge is a June motion in the NI Assembly to bar anyone convicted of a serious offence from serving as a ministerial adviser (the trigger case being Mary McArdle). Passage of the bill was secured with SDLP support of the motion.
Springfield Road, Belfast
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