Two images from the Sinn Fein [sic – Sınn Féın] office on the Falls Road, Belfast. A dove (inside a braided circle) carries a tricoloured ribbon. To the right is a list of prisoners, seen previously in 1995’s Sınn Féın Peace Action Monitor.
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Copyright © 1998 Peter Moloney
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Two boards in Welsh Street, south Belfast: “Vote Sınn Féın’s [Seán] Hayes. Keep the Orange Order out. May 21st No. 1” and “93% Protestant, 100% Unionist – Disband the RUC.” The figure on the left is a three-in-one RUC officer, Orange Order member, and loyalist paramilitary. Hayes was elected fourth from the Laganbank district, taking a seat from the SDLP.
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Copyright © 1997 Peter Moloney
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Vandalised “Peace through British withdrawal” board on Port Road, Letterkenny. On the left, a dove carries a tricoloured ribbon; on the right, a sketch of Cormac’s “Time for peace, time to go“.
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Copyright © 1996 Peter Moloney
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Volunteers with lowered weapons stand to either side of a list of names. The fist in flames symbolises resistance, the oak leaves represent Derry.
Central Drive, Creggan, Derry
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Copyright © 1995 Peter Moloney
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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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Copyright © 1995 Peter Moloney
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A tricoloured screw drives through a red-white-and-blue helmet with Ulster banner visor.
Brook Street, Derry
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Copyright © 1995 Peter Moloney
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12 deceased hunger strikers are named on either side of a celtic cross in tricoloured panels, with a stylised bird flying in front. Two masked volunteers stand to attention.
Whiterock Road, Belfast
Bobby Sands Francis Hughes Patsy O’Hara Ray McCreesh Joe McDonnell Martin Hurson Kevin Lynch Kieran Doherty Tom McIlwee [McElwee] Michael Devine Michael Gaughan Frank Stagg
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Copyright © 1993 Peter Moloney
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“You stood by them then! Remember them now!” A hunger striker looms over the towers of Long Kesh, with the names of the ten deceased 1981 hunger strikers on either side.
New Lodge Road, north Belfast
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A raised fist wrapped in barbed wire within a tricoloured circle. “New Lodge R.d youth demand segregation”.
New Lodge Road, north Belfast
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“The support of our people is obvious, in that we could not survive or increase our operations without it. With our support, our weaponry and the calibre of our volunteers and activists, we will win and are set firmly [on] the task of achieving victory.” With the lark as the ‘Spirit of freedom’ and a celebrating volunteer in the tri-colours. New Lodge Road, Belfast.
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