

These are the same image, rotated for legibility, of the Hunger Strike memorial in Milltown Cemetery, Belfast.
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Here are two pieces by Republican News cartoonist “Cormac” (Brian Moore) reproduced in Springhill Avenue, Belfast by Mo Chara Kelly, one about the unavailability of the paper in a left-leaning London bookshop (because “violence is only acceptable if it doesn’t happen here”), the other showing the Union Flag crumbling and the Starry Plough rising from its ashes.
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Belfast City Hall still says “no” in 1988, but the banner is smaller and in a less prominent position than in 1985.
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Free Derry Corner (Visual History) in 1987.
Lecky Road, Derry
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Or, with h-lenition, Teach Sheosaımh Mhıc Gıollabhuí. The Sınn Féın press centre on the Falls Road, Belfast, is named for anti-Treaty IRA man Joe McKelvey, who was also the founder of the O’Donovan Rossa GAA club in Belfast. The mural features the shields of the four provinces and Sınn Féın in Celtic-style lettering.
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Here is a faded and vandalised version (with “PIRA suck shit”) of 1986’s Stad Maggie Anoıs. Beechmount Avenue.
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A wide shot of the 14 panels along the bottom of Rossville flats, Derry, in 1986.

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