Tricolour and Sunburst flags on the Whiterock Road, west Belfast.
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A volunteer with rocket-propelled grenade launcher kneels between “Vote Sinn Féin” and “Adams X” and under a variety of election posters, including “Freedom Justice Peace” and “Keep building, says SDLP“. Whiterock Road, Belfast.
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Victory To The IRA
“SS RUC” and “Victory to the IRA” on a Tricolour on the Whiterock Road, Belfast.
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“SF”, “IRA” and a Tricolour. Westrock Drive, Belfast
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Our Day Will Come
The main panel, of three IRA volunteers with raised weapons, was painted by Sean ‘Conker’ Connolly, based on the poster below. Also on the wall are a Tricolour, “Sinn Fein/Gerry Adams” and a small board at the top with a raised fist and the slogan “Unity is strength”. Westrock Drive, Belfast.
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Victory To The Irish Republican Army
IRA slogan and tricolour on a pike. Westrock Drive, Belfast
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RUC Scum Beware Of IRA
Republican graffiti in Westrock Drive, Belfast.
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Loch gCál
In-progress image of what would become the Loch gCál/Loughgall mural in memory of the eight IRA volunteers who were killed in an SAS ambush during an attack on an RUC base in 1987.
Painted by Mo Chara Kelly and inspired by the work of Jim Fitzpatrick.
Springhill Avenue, west Belfast.
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IRA
An IRA volunteer in fatigues stands with a rifle. A simple version of the Sınn Féın logo can be seen in the background.
Springhill Avenue, Belfast
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The People Arose In ’69
This is a touched-up version of the phoenix mural, originally painted in 1981, in Clowney Street, Belfast. The phoenix has white tips to its wings and the mural is signed simply “Done by Sınn Féın”. The four provinces and the verses remain as before: “The people arose in 69/they will do it again at any time. Maggie Thatcher think again/don’t let our brave men die in vain.” Election posters for Gerry Adams of Sınn Féın are above the mural.
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