These three pieces of UDA/UFF/UYM and West Bank Loyalists/West Bank Loyalist Youth graffiti are in London Street, Londonderry.
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Copyright © 2008 Peter Moloney
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Fountain UDA
graffiti/writing
IRA
Theses are two vintage pieces from Lenadoon (Creeslough Park and Kerrygeel Gardens): “I”, “R”, and “A” on separate boards, and “H-Block” graffiti on a gable wall.
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INLA
INLA/IRSP graffiti at Michael Ferguson Roundabout near Twinbrook.
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Easter Parade
A call in Twinbrook to march in the 2008 Easter [Rising] Parade. “Assemble 1.00 pm Beechmount Avenue, Sunday 23rd March 08. Wear an Easter lily. Support the march. Join Sinn Féin”.
Off Stewartstown Road, Belfast
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Protect Serve Nationalist Ideology
PSNI (Police Service of Northern Ireland) is reframed as “Protect [and] Serve Nationalist Ideology. (Somewhere on) Woodvale Road, Belfast. See previously: Proactively Supporting Nationalist Ideology in Londonderry.
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Gaza Bleeds
“Gaza bleeds, the world fiddles.” Graffiti on the Falls Road, Belfast, perhaps in response to the 112 Palestinians killed in February 2008 (WP | Al Jazeera). For a wide shot, see Hair Peace.
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Copyright © 2008 Peter Moloney
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Santa Is A British Agent
Above: “Cáısc [Easter] 1916”, dating back to at least 1990. Below: “Santa is a British agent” (perhaps because of spying concerns or perhaps because of the blizzard that dropped 15 cm of snow in early January, 2008 – get in touch if you know what prompted this graffiti) with “Join Sınn Féın” stencils underneath.
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Copyright © 2008 Peter Moloney
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Boycott Stormont
Republican graffiti in Beechmount Avenue, Belfast.
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Copyright © 2008 Peter Moloney
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End Internment By Remand
Internment without trial was a highly controversial ‘Special Power’ enacted in 1971. This 2008 graffiti alleges that the practice still continues under the guise of indefinite remand. The practice was used against RIRA and CIRA members. See, for example, this 2008 RTÉ report and the later case of Luke O’Neill who was granted bail after (only) 17 months.
Lecky Road, Derry
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Top Of The Hill
These images are from Top Of The Hill/Gobnascale. The size of the Tricolour flying on Old Strabane Road can be gauged by the second picture, which was taken from Craigavon bridge.
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