1995 images of the Celtic-Disney mash-up on the Falls Road, Belfast. (Seen previously in 1993)
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Copyright © 1995 Peter Moloney
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Celtic Disney
Belfast
Two-Tier Brit Justice
Extended graffiti on the wall below Beechmount Leisure Centre about the release of British soldier Lee Clegg, convicted to life in prison for the killing of a joyrider. “Clegg out why? Keep Clegg, give us freedom! 1 out, all out. Two-tier Brit justice. POW out now.”
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Copyright © 1995 Peter Moloney
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Celtic Warrior
Sketch for a Tuatha Dé Danann mural in Rockdale Street, Belfast. If you can confirm that the mural was ever finished, please get in touch.
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Copyright © 1995 Peter Moloney
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If We Have No “Arms”, How Can We “Tie” Our Shoes
At the end of 1995, US Senator George Mitchell was working on his six principles concerning the move to peace and the decommissioning of arms. (Clinton visited in November, 1995.) This is presumably the reference to “arms”. The reference to “tie” is obscure – perhaps to tying weapons to their sheaths so that they cannot be quickly drawn.
“Disband RUC” is underneath.
Rockmore Road, west Belfast
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Copyright © 1995 Peter Moloney
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Seven
Portraits of seven of the ten deceased 1981 hunger strikers, along with their dates of death and ages, in Rockmore Road, Belfast: Sand, Hughes, McCreesh, O’Hara, McDonnell, Hurson, and Lynch. Missing are McElwee, Doherty, and Devine.
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Copyright © 1995 Peter Moloney
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Free St James POWs
3 boards outside the IRSP offices on the Falls Road: “Saoırse” (freedom) – represented by a dove (or perhaps a lark) carrying keys through barbed wire – for all republican prisoners. Tony O’Neill, Marty McCartney, Sean Adams, Cathil Fox, Paul Norney, Daniel Rooney, Rory Dougan, Sean Kelly, Pat Sheehan, James Morgan, Fra Hamilton, Bernard Fox, Kevin Cosgrove, Gerry McDonnell
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Brits–RUC Demilitarise
Stencil outside the Rock Bar on the Falls Road, west Belfast.
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Copyright © 1995 Peter Moloney
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The Children Of Lear
In Irish mythology, the children of Lear were turned into singing swans for 900 years by their step-mother Aoıfe. They are then restored to human form but, being 900 years old, die immediately.
Painted at “Cáısc 1995” by “Síle-na-gıg”.
Rockville Street, west Belfast
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Copyright © 1995 Peter Moloney
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Disband RUC Murderers
Part stencil, part painted slogan at the top of St James Road, Belfast.
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Copyright © 1995 Peter Moloney
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1 Out All Out
Two pieces of republican graffiti from the Falls Road, Belfast: “1 out, all out” and “Free Irish POW now”. The “1” is paratrooper Lee Clegg, who was freed on July 3rd, 1995, after four years of a life sentence for killing a joyrider on the Glen Road.
Falls Road, Belfast
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