Free Derry Corner is used to drum up trade for a fish and chip shop. Little Richard’s becomes Wee Mary’s, next to the Bogside Inn on Lecky Road.
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Wee Mary’s
painted board
Brandywell
Sport- and community-orientated mural on Lecky Road, Derry, in the Brandywell.
“Bally Mór” perhaps refers to the local soccer club Ballymoor, and (further back) to the townland of Eudhan-Baıle-Mór (Edenballymore), though this does not include the modern-day Brandywell.
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H
A pair of vintage green “H”s still standing on St James’s Road, Belfast.
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Liggett & Brady
IRA volunteer Francis Liggett was shot by the British Army in January 1973 as he attempted to rob the Royal. One of the images of Gerry Adams in paramilitary beret comes from Liggett’s funeral. Paddy Brady was a Sınn Féın activist shot in 1984 at his work by the UFF (Sutton). Both were from the St James’s area of west Belfast. Their portraits are on either side of Éıre personified. They are also included in the ‘Roll of Honour’ in the memorial garden below them. The verses are from Bobby Sands’s poem Weeping Winds.
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I Await The Lark
2010 image of a 20th anniversary Hunger Strikers board in Iveagh Street that is still hanging on a decade later, though with the central panels missing. For the original, see I Await The Lark.
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Welcome To Iveagh
“Fáılte go Uıbh Eachach”. “Welcome’ mural at the lower entrance to Iveagh, with the flags of Poland, Palestine, Ireland, the Philippines, and China along the top.
Iveagh Street, west Belfast
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The Black Watch
The Black Watch or Royal Highlanders was a Scottish infantry battalion during WWI. It is celebrated here in the Bowtown estate, Newtownards. The board is topped with both UDA and UVF flags.
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Milewater Bonfire
Three images from Milewater Drive in New Mossley in the summer of 2010.
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A More Sophisticated Form Of Internment
“Supergrass trials amount to a more sophisticated form of internment. Failed 1980, again 2007, doomed 2010.” In 2010 there were one | two trials involving UVF grasses, the latter involving Ian Stewart from Ballyearl Crescent.
Ballyearl Drive, Newtownabbey
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Welcome To New Mossley
2010 image of the New Mossley mosaic (2009) in Ballyearl Drive, with various UVF insignia above from previous murals. “This mosaic reflects the cultural & industrial heritage of the area. New Mossley Community Group is proud to be part of this project and hope it gives pleasure to everyone. We would like to thank the Arts Council and Groundwork for their help and support. Unveiled by Jeanette Ervine, Dawn Purvis MLA, Mena Mitchell 17th January 2009.”
The mosaic shows/references Lillian Bland, the first woman to fly solo (1910); Pattersons Spade Mill; Mossley Mill, 50 years old in 2008; the 36th and 16th Divisions of World War I; local youth groups. The work was developed by artist Martin McClure.
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