2004 image of the 32CSM (and out of shot to the right, IRPWA) mural on the Whiterock Road, Belfast, seen previously in 2002. “HMP Maghaberry = Stormont’s best kept secret. “Where 81′ never happened. – 32CSM”
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Copyright © 2004 Peter Moloney
M02236
10 year anniversary image (1994 – 2004) of No Plastic Bullets on the Whiterock Road, west Belfast.
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Copyright © 2004 Peter Moloney
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A ‘green ribbon’ campaign mural in Springfield Avenue, Belfast, with the classic portrait of a Long Kesh/H Block hunger striker.
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Copyright © 2004 Peter Moloney
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“In memory of IRA Volunteer Finbarr McKenna who died on active service in Crocus St. 2nd May 1987. Erected by the Greater Clonard Ex-Prisoners Association.” McKenna was killed by a bomb going off prematurely.
Crocus Street, west Belfast
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M02232
“I ndıl chuımhne – this plaque is dedicated to the memory of all those from the Falls and Clonard areas who lost their lives as a result of the conflict in our country – A Mhuıre banríon na nGael guıgh orthu.” There was previously a Tom Williams board just to the left of the plaque.
Clonard Street, west Belfast
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M02229
This, in 2004, is still the first version of the ‘chained’ Bobby Sands in Sevastopol Street, Belfast, originally painted on the new SF building in 2000. The image from 2001 lacks the paint-bomb.
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M02226
Hand-painted IRPWA board (possibly dating to 2002) on Divis street at the far right hand side of the International Wall announcing a march for political status of republican prisoner. For the Éire Nua board to the left see, Join Now and for the ETA mural below see Bietan Jarrai.
Divis Street, Belfast
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Vintage nail-up in Beechmount Avenue, Belfast.
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“They stand for the honour of Ireland/As their sisters in days that are gone/And they’ll march with their brothers to freedom/The soldiers of Cumann Na mBan.” “This mural is dedicated to the Women of Cumann Na mBan, Óglaıgh Na hÉıreann & Sınn Feın”. “From R[uth] Taillon’s book The Women Of 1916.” With portraits of two volunteers with Belfast associations: Winifred Carney and Nora Connolly. Hawthorn Street, Belfast. Seen previously in 2001 left | right.
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Vintage IRA sniper road-sign and “IRA” nail-ups on Strathroy Road, Omagh.
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