


Hard-line republican graffiti in Stanley’s Walk and Rossville Street, Derry.
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Pro-Hezbollah graffiti (around the time of the “Lebanon War” of July 2006 (WP), along with some Palestinian and Basque flags flying in Derry (Stanley’s Walk, William Street, Westland Street, Lecky Road).
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A lark (rather than a dove) bursts through the ceiling of a H-Block cell lined with the names of the ten deceased 1981 hunger strikers. “This mural is dedicated to all those who tragically died on the streets of Derry during the hunger strike era. Suımhneas Dé dá nanamacha. 3rd October 2006.”
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The redevelopment of Stanley’s Walk and Dove Gardens provides a new place for the pyre, under the flag of Palestine. The Ulster Banners, and Israeli and YCV flags will not be so honoured. In the distant background (on the left) is a Brıogáıd Dhoıre board.
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A famous photo from the Battle Of The Bogside shows Bernadette Devlin breaking a piece of pavement. The board above – possibly of two independent halves – has her bringing down the pavement on the issues faced by women in Derry, such as water rates, lone parents, breast cancer support, and smoking cessation.
“Bogside & Brandywell Women’s Group – Breaking new ground – Féıle 06”
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The “confidential telephone” of years past becomes “crimestoppers”, on the side of new PSNI vans. Bishop Street, London-/Derry.
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