For the 75th anniversary of the Easter Rising: “Cáısc 1916-91” and “Honour Ireland’s dead – wear an Easter lily”. Below: “Free the Beechmount 5”. For the names of the Beechmount Five, see These Boys Are Innocent.
Beechmount Avenue, Belfast.
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A stop sign is augmented with “No RUC” and an Orange Order figure.
Westland Street, Bogside, Derry
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The coffins “victims” of “collusion” between the RUC and its offspring, in four branches: UVF/UDA/UDP, UVF/PUP/RHC, LVF/DUP/UDR, RHD[?]/Orange V.[?] Falls Road, Belfast
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A swastika is thrown into a “Brits out” bin. Next to “Wear a [green ribbon] to free POWs”.
Lecky Road, Derry
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A small board in Lecky Road, Derry, with a green ribbon and the word “saoırse” on a Tricolour.
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“War or peace? Britain has the choice!” The Petrol Bomber can be see in the distance. For another image of the “No RUC” board in the background, see Be RUC Free.
Glenfada Park, Bogside, Derry
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“Saoırse – free all political prisoners”. Board in Kells Walk, Derry
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A ‘green ribbon’ campaign board in Chamberlain Street, Derry, for the freedom (“saoirse”) of republican prisoners. The chains between two arms turn into doves as they are broken.
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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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