Che

Fountain Bonfire

2012-08-102023-02-16Extramural ActivityLeave a comment

Purloined pieces decorating this year’s Relief Of Derry bonfire in the Fountain: a hand-painted “Free Marian Price now!” board, a 32CSM flag, and (flying) flags of Che Guevara on a Tricolour, the IRSP, and a Starry Plough, as well as tricolours, an FAI flag, and an … Argentinian? flag.

Hawkin Street, Londonderry

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In My Son’s Veins Flowed The Blood Of Irish Rebels

2011-11-122023-01-25Extramural ActivityLeave a comment

“‘In my son’s veins flowed the blood of Irish rebels’ – Ernesto Guevara Lynch, Che’s father.” “Hasta la victoria siempre – Tiocfaidh ár lá”

Hugo Street, Belfast

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Vote McCann

2011-05-052021-08-20Extramural ActivityLeave a comment

Eamonn McCann ran for People Before Profit (web) in Foyle in the Assembly elections of 2011 (unsuccessfully). He also stood for election in 2007 and 2004 and was one of the Raytheon 9.

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2010-07-182020-10-10Extramural ActivityLeave a comment

Small republican stencils in Barcroft Park, Newry, of the Jim Fitzpatrick ‘Che’ and a clenched fist.

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Socialist Heroes

2009-08-182019-10-02Extramural ActivityLeave a comment

Portraits of Seamus Costello (INLA/IRSP founder), Gino Gallagher (INLA chief of staff), Che, Patsy O’Hara, Miriam Daly, James Connolly on the Springfield Road turn-around.

Seen in progress in 2006.

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Bobby & Che

2008-08-132023-01-23Extramural ActivityLeave a comment

The Che Guevara mural in Fountain Street, Strabane, which persisted from 1989 through 2002 to 2005, is replaced by a joint portrait of Che with hunger striker Bobby Sands.

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Ernesto Che Guevara Lynch

2008-01-012018-10-19Extramural ActivityLeave a comment

“Che” Guevara’s father, also called Ernesto Guevara Lynch, was an Argentinian descended from Patrick Lynch, who emigrated from Galway (in 1742?) and married in Buenos Aries in 1749. (Based on these rodovid pages: one | two | three.) Che’s father is the source of the quote at the bottom of the mural: “In my son’s veins flowed the blood of Irish rebels.”

The Irish inscription, ‘Thocfadh an réabhlóideach a mharú ach ní an réabhlóid a scríosadh”, means “The revolutionary may die, but the revolution lives on.” Fahan Street, Derry. Launched October 13th, 2007 (An Phoblacht).

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Stop The Crazy Son Of A Bush

2007-02-272018-08-22Extramural Activity1 Comment

“USA: Hands off Cuba. Stop plan Bush. Support Cuba’s right to continued independence. No to imperialism, No US military aggression. End the US economic blockade of Cuba. End the US occupation of Guantanamo Bay. Stop the crazy son of a Bush.” Divis Street, Belfast.

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Revolution

2007-02-272018-08-13Extramural ActivityLeave a comment

“Everyone has their part to play” – Bobby Sands, pictured along with Che Guevara. “Join Ógra Shinn Féin”. Glenhull Walk, Omagh. See previously: Revolution in Belfast.

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Che Guevara

2002-03-302023-01-23Extramural ActivityLeave a comment

Mural of Cuban revolutionary Che Guevara in Fountain Street, Strabane, previously seen in 1989.

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