Here are two pieces of graffiti on the path around the city walls in Londonderry: “Londonderry FZTR”. “Fountain Zulu Tartan rules”, according to Stephen Ward. “PAF” = Protestant Action Force; “LPA” = “Loyalist Prisoners’ Association”
They May Kill The Revolutionary (no separate image; below is a close-up from the image above; there’s an image of the mural at CCDL; and here’s a version in Belfast)
The ten deceased hunger strikers are named, called “H-Block Martyrs”, and their entry into heaven requested: “St. Peter let these men into heaven, for they have served their time in hell” (for info, see I Refuse To Change) alongside a christian cross.
The lower part of the gate is the last stanza of a Yeats poem, Three Songs To The One Burden: “Some had no thought of vi[c]tory but had gone out to die, that Ireland mind be greater, her heart mount up on high; and yet who knows what[‘]s to come[?]”