“Guilty of murder, torture – disband the RUC!” with the emblem of the Royal Ulster Constabulary.
New Lodge Road, north Belfast
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Guilty Of Murder
CNR
Who Really Wants Peace?
A dove carrying an olive branch is shackled by a British ball and chain while the six counties rupture the four provinces of Ireland.
Donore Court, New Lodge, north Belfast
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1916-1995
Updated version of the 1916-1991 Easter lily in Donore Court, New Lodge, north Belfast, to reflect the current year: 1995.
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Free The POWs
A lark (?) breaks down the bars and barbed wire of a prison.
Donore Court, New Lodge, north Belfast
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Saoırse
Long Kesh viewed through a keyhole, with green ribbons from the campaign to free republican prisoners. “The mural was donated by New Lodge RAC [Relatives Action Committee]”.
(Here is the same mural in 1997.)
Donore Court, Belfast
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The Heroes Of 1916
Cú Chulaınn and an Easter Rising volunteer form “a tribute to the heroes of 1916”: “We … declare the right of the people of Ireland to the ownership of Ireland and to the unfettered control of Irish destinies, to be sovereign and indefeasible.” (From the Proclamation.)
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An tOcras Mór
Four people in rags search for potatoes in a field, with abandoned houses in the background. A mural commemorating the Great Hunger, based on images from the reports of London Illustrated, on the New Lodge Road.
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Craıc Agus Ceol
Irish dancing to fiddle and bodhrán: Féıle Phobaıl an Lóıste Úır (New Lodge People’s Festival). With a tricolour border and green ribbons for the release of POWs.
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Everyone, Republican Or Otherwise
Repainted version of the (white) Bobby Sands An Phoblacht mural in Sevastopol Street, Belfast. “Everyone, republican or otherwise has his/her own [particular] part to play.” [Diary, March 14th, 1981]
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Sınn Féın Peace Action Monitor
Two larger boards on the second storey of the Sınn Féın office on the Falls Road. On the left: “If you are harassed, intimidated or victimized by British Army or RUC, contact your local Sınn Féın”, “Demilitarise now!” On the right: the “Slán Abhaıle” image with “Saoırse – Free the political prisoners”, and “Dea mhéın dár dtacaıthe go leır óna cıme cogaıdh” with a list of “Clonard/Lr Falls” POWs.
For the smaller boards on the first floor, see Unlock The Door To Peace.
Falls Road, west Belfast
The image was also produced in the Short Strand (east Belfast), in Ardoyne (north Belfast), on Free Derry Corner, in Shantallow (Derry), and in Letterkenny.
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