“Brits out!” Republican graffiti in Second Avenue, Newry.
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Brits Out
Newry
Internment 1971-2009
“Free Colin Duffy” For background, see Free Colin Duffy.
Main Avenue, Newry
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‘RA
“Up the ‘RA” – this old “[I]RA” nail-up, with “I” recently fallen down, is in Main Avenue, Newry.
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Rosemary Nelson
“Rosemary Nelson murdered by RUC”. Solicitor Rosemary Nelson was killed by the Red Hand Defenders in Lurgan in 1999, allegedly with collusion from the RUC.
Dorans Hill, Newry
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Che
Small republican stencils in Barcroft Park, Newry, of the Jim Fitzpatrick ‘Che’ and a clenched fist.
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Free Colin Duffy
Colin Duffy was arrested in connection with the Real IRA attack on Massareene barracks in which two British Army soldiers were killed. His original arrest was voided in March 2009 but he was quickly re-arrested.
Barcroft Park, Newry
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Ballybot Republican Memorial
“I ndıl chuımhne orthu sıúd a bhaın le ceantar Bhaıle Bocht agus a throıd ar son saoırse na hÉıreann. Ar dheıs Dé go raıbh a n-anamacha. Erected in proud and loving memory of all those associated with the district of Ballybot who were part of Ireland’s struggle for freedom. Muıntır Bhaıle Bocht a thóg an leacht cuımhneacháın seo. Nochtadh é ar an 12ú lá de Mheán Fómhaır 1997.” Dorans Hill, Newry.
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Saoırse
A vintage nail-up from the ‘green ribbon’ campaign (from the period between the ceasefire and the Agreement) still standing in Kiln Street, Newry.
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Victory To The IRA
Vintage graffiti in Courtney Hill, Newry.
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Those From St Mary’s Parish
“I ndılchuımhne orthu sıúd ó pharóıste N. Muıre a thug a rıabh [raıbh] acu ar son saoırse na hÉıreann. Erected in proud and loving memory of all those from St Mary’s parish, Newry who have fought for Irish freeedom. Ar dheıs Dé go raıbh a n-anamacha. Pobal pharóıste N. Muire a thóg an leacht cuımhneacháın seo.” Pike-men are used on the base as a generic symbol of Irish nationalism, rather than mention of any particular group. In later years, stones to the Signatories and the hunger strikers will be added, along with graveside volunteers in modern garb.
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