Republican graffiti in Lecky Road, Derry.
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Copyright © 1991 Peter Moloney
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Up The RA
IRA
Derry Brigade Óglaıgh Na hÉıreann
An IRA roll of honour in Brandywell Road, Derry.
Carlin, Coyle, McCool, Lafferty, O’Hagan, Keenan, McGillen, Starrs, Bradley, Donaghey, Quigley, Brady, Carr, McDaid, Walker, Craig, Russell, Lynch, McDaid, Meenan, Moyne, Coyle, Gallagher, Heaney, Duffy, McBrearty, Maguire, Bradley, Fleming, Doherty, Fleming, English, Gough, McFadden, Hagan, McSheffrey, Deery
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IRA Shamrock
“IRA” with a shamrock. Falls Road, Belfast.
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Use Arms When Arms Are Needed
Four in a row in Springhill Park, Strabane. (1) The ten deceased 1981 hunger strikers are shown on an H, but they have all had their eyes covered in blue paint. (2) You can kill the revolutionary but not the revolution (seen previously in Innisfree Gardens and also in 1981 in Rockdale St, Belfast and in Derry in 1981.) (3) Use arms when arms are needed. (4) A “West Tyrone command” roll of honour.
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The Supreme Sacrifice
1990 image of The Supreme Sacrifice, listing the names of deceased West Tyrone IRA volunteers.
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Victory To The West Tyrone Brigade
Two 1990 images of Victory To The West Tyrone Brigade in Springhill Park, one from below in Innisfree Gardens, Strabane.
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He Wore A IRA Uniform
“How can you call Francis Hughes a “criminal”? He wore a IRA uniform.”
Westland Street/Gartan Sq, Derry
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Victory To The PIRA
Republican graffiti on Racecourse Road, Derry.
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The Cutting Edge
Five in a row in Moyola Drive, Derry: Briogáid Doire with crossed rifles and oak leaves; [a Tricolour – no separate image]; “the cutting edge” weaponry; a Sunburst; and, a celtic cross flying Starry Plough and Tricolour with the names of the deceased 1981 hunger strikers.
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Loch gCál
The eight IRA volunteers killed by the SAS in 1987 as they attacked the RUC station in Loughgall are named in Irish: Eoın Ó Ceallaıgh, Pádraıg Ó Ceallaıgh, Gearoıd Ó Ceallacháın, Seamus Laıghneach, Deaglan Mac Aırt, Seamus Ó Donnaılle, Pádraıg Mac Cearnaıgh, Antaıne Ó Garmaıle.
Eugene Kelly, Paddy Kelly, Gerard O’Callaghan, Jim Lynagh, Declan Arthurs, Seamus Donnelly, Pádraig McKearney, Tony Gormley
New Lodge flats, Belfast
See also: the large mural in Springhill, west Belfast.
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