On the left, two Irish tricolours hang from a celtic cross in pink and yellow; on the right, an armed IRA volunteer stands guard.
Rossville Street, Derry.
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A celtic cross with the words “Remember our dead” on the base, and a Starry Plough and Tricolour. Central Drive, Derry. Slightly wider shot from Homer Sykes.
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A celtic cross with tricolour and Starry Plough flags (similar to In Memory of Vol. Patsy O’Hara). Rossville Street, Derry
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Celtic cross, Starry Plough, and Irish Tricolour.
Bishop Street, Derry
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A large celtic cross flies the Tricolour and Starry Plough. Beechmount Avenue, Belfast
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INLA and IRA murals on Rossville Street, Derry, including a volunteer waving the Starry Plough, a Celtic cross draped in the Irish tricolour and a Starry Plough, the island of Ireland in green, white, and orange, a phoenix, Pearse & Connolly, Thatcher-headed Britain biting/pulling on Ireland – “Get the Brits out!”, and the RPG as “IRA weapon of resistance”.
For the first part of the wall (out of shot on the left), see Resistance and Murdered By Paratroopers).
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In addition to the board at the top of the stairs there is a tricolour with “IRA” on it (to the left) and (on the right) the names, in Irish, of the first four hunger-strikers on either side of a celtic cross: Roıbeard Ó Seachnasagh, Eamonn Mac Craoıs, Pronsıas Ó hAodha, and Pádraıg Ó hEadhra.
For the twin end-wall, see Their Hunger, Their Pain, Our Struggle.
Shaws Road, west Belfast.
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