Portraits of the 14 victims of Bloody Sunday in Chamberlain Street, Derry for the twentieth anniversary of the killings in 1992. For names and ages, see the 1974 Bloody Sunday Memorial.
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Copyright © 1992 Peter Moloney
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Two images from 1991 of the Londonderry, UDF, and UDA insignia in Bond’s Place, Derry. The LPA prisoner behind the bars of the gate is new. See previously 1990’s Vita Veritas Victoria and an earlier version with King Billy from 1985.
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Copyright © 1991 Peter Moloney
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Graffiti of solidarity between the IRA and the PLO (Palestinian Liberation Organisation) on a container on Lecky Road, Derry. Also “Omagh.0.IRA”?
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Copyright © 1991 Peter Moloney
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“Shout with one voice – Vote Sinn Féin”. A small and colourful board in Lecky Road, Derry, with a fist of protest raised to the stars.
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Copyright © 1991 Peter Moloney
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“The oak-grove of Colmcille” (or Columba) – the full name of Derry in Irish at the Butcher Street/Fahan Street gate, Derry.
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Copyright © 1991 Peter Moloney
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Two pieces of “Stop extradition” graffiti in Derry, one on the walls of the old city, the other in Windmill Terrace.
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Michael Stone, who killed three mourners at the funerals of the Gibraltar 3 in Milltown Cemetery in 1988 (16th March) takes the place of King William III, riding his horse and pointing the way. “You’ve heard of King William III … Now meet King Michael Stone I”.
Kennedy Place, the Fountain, Londonderry.
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Copyright © 1991 Peter Moloney
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Portraits of the ten deceased 1981 hunger strikers are combined in a gallery on Lecky Road, Derry, next to a call to march in the Celebration Of Resistance in Belfast on Sunday August 11th. If you recognize the artist, please get in touch.
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Jesus of Nazareth giving a blessing of blue and red rays while walking a paved road (Sister Faustina‘s The Divine Mercy).
Painted by Con Campbell in 1986/1987.
Moss Park, Galliagh, Derry
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Copyright © 1991 Peter Moloney
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A reference to one of the Israeli-occupied territories. With “IRA” and “BRY” (Bogside Republican Youth) graffiti. The plaque in the centre is the memorial to Charles Love.
Glenfada Park, Bogside, Derry
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Copyright © 1991 Peter Moloney
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