
“Decommission this” on the wall of (perhaps?) on Rosemount army observation post on Creggan Road, Derry.
Previously: Fawk Big Brother.
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“Decommission this” on the wall of (perhaps?) on Rosemount army observation post on Creggan Road, Derry.
Previously: Fawk Big Brother.
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Copyright © 1996 Peter Moloney
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“No sectarian marches” spelled out on the balcony walls of the flats in Joseph Place, Derry (in the bend in Fahan Street below the walls). In the distance, on the gables of the flats on Rossville Street, can be seen No Consent No Parade, Nothing Has Changed, and Free All Political Prisoners.
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Free Derry Corner with both a green ribbon for the release of POWs, and a celebrating volunteer on a red triangle (warning) road sign. Visible in the wide shot are The Petrol Bomber and Battle of the Bogside.
Lecky Road, Derry
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Another mural about Orange marches taking place without the consent of local residents.
Lecky Road, Bogside, Derry
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Two by the same hand in William Street, Derry: “Trimble calls the shots, RUC fires” and “UUP/RUC”. David Trimble was leader of the Ulster Unionist Party from 1995 to 2005. The issue referenced here is perhaps Trimble’s involvement in the Garvaghy Road dispute, either that he conveyed a threat from the UVF’s Billy Wright to UK Home Secretary Patrick Mayhew, or his admission that he pressured the DPP and the RUC to prosecute the leaders of the Garvaghy Road Residents Coalition.
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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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