Three images from Wapping Lane in the Fountain, London-/Derry, showing two Orange arches — one with the Londonderry coat of arms and Walker’s pillar, one from the William King Memorial Flute Band —and a UDA board with Orange marchers carrying the flag of the Order and a Union jack.
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Banner on a block of flats above the painted kerb-stones in Kennedy Place/The Fountain, Derry. With an Ulster banner to the left.
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Free Derry Corner in 1986, with a burning vehicle outside the Bogside Inn.
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Two similar graffiti from Central Drive, Creggan, Derry: “Ulster says No but … the man from Del Monte says Yes/the queen says Yes.” Also, “The last supper Newry”?
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Six of the hunger-strikers are named and their paramilitary associations given: B. Sands (PIRA), R. McCreesh (PIRA), J. McDonnell (PIRA), F. Hughes (PIRA), P. O’Hara (INLA), M. Hurson (PIRA).
Blucher Street, Derry.
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An unhappy pig wearing a police cap in Hawkin Street, Londonderry.
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Loyalist graffiti in Hawkin Street, Londonderry, celebrating the deaths on Bloody Sunday. (For the names of the dead, see the 1974 Bloody Sunday Memorial.) (For a similar republican ‘football score’ concerning RUC deaths, see Bass Irish Cup.)
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Lots of “INLA”s in Glenfada Park, Derry, with a starry plough in the background.
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This is a black-and-white, English-language, version of a ‘roll of honour’, with names in Celtic script, mural that would quickly be redone (see I gCuimhne Agus In Onóir). The graffiti underneath read Maggie Lured Hurd To Be A Turd. There is also graffiti on the low wall: “All the queens horses and [all the queens men] couldn’t catch the IRA in [London again]”. Kells Walk/Rossville Street, Derry
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“Flynny” and various others have left their mark on a ‘Patsy O’Hara Youth Movement’ mural showing an INLA volunteer between Starry Plough and Tricolour in Divis Flats.
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