The red hand of Ulster and “West Bank Loyalist Youth”. In the Fountain, London-/Derry.
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WBLY
London-/Derry
1688-1690
The repainted Jackson mural in the Fountain, Londonderry, with King William at the Boyne on the left and the Relief of Derry on the right. For much more, see the visual history of The Jackson Murals.
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The Brave Thirteen
A small board and two murals in the Fountain, London-Derry. The board has the city of Derry crest on it surrounded by Ulster banner, Union jack, St Andrew’s Saltire, and Apprentice Boys flag; the first mural lists the names of the thirteen apprentice boys; the second is a William King Memorial flute band “founded 1973”, again with the crest of the city.
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The Fountain People
RUC Get Out
“RUC get out – INLA”. Lone Moor Road, Derry
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And The Next Moment …
This poster in Chamberlain Street, Derry, showing the crowd in William Street on Bloody Sunday, a minute before the paratroop regiment opened fire. The original is by Gilles Peress (ICP). The one above has been annotated with the names of various protesters: Dobbins, Darren D, Davy, Janine, Georgie, … with arrows pointing to figures.
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Free All POWs
Board on a fence on Letterkenny Road, Derry.
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Decommission This
“Decommission this” on the wall of (perhaps?) on Rosemount army observation post on Creggan Road, Derry.
Previously: Fawk Big Brother.
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No Sectarian Marches
“No sectarian marches” spelled out on the balcony walls of the flats in Joseph Place, Derry (in the bend in Fahan Street below the walls). In the distance, on the gables of the flats on Rossville Street, can be seen No Consent No Parade, Nothing Has Changed, and Free All Political Prisoners.
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Nothing Has Changed
Jeff Perks’s 1979 linotype “The Training Ground” serves as the inspiration for a 1996 mural in Glenfada Park, Derry. A sash has been added to the policeman on the left, and the British Army soldier on the right has become an RUC officer in riot gear. (The whole of Perks’s piece was reproduced in Belfast.)
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