“Republican prisoners are not criminals – bring back political status now. 1981-2006”. The illustration on the right of a prisoner behind bars dates back to the 1908s – see Remember The Prisoners. Killylea Road, Armagh. (A black-and-white version existed in Keady – see J2959.)
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M03207
This vintage mural was in Kilcoo, Co Down. It seems that an Easter lily was paint-bombed and graffitied over with “IRA” and “saoırse” stencils.
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M03127
2006 image of the RHC stencil in Hunt Street, Belfast, seen previously in 2005.
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M02931
“Wear a black shamrock against Irish involvement in war” – possibly a reference to Raytheon. The stencil is on an otherwise pristine Free Derry Corner.
Lecky Road, Derry
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M02759 M02758
The internet address no longer points to the Republican Socialist Youth Movement. Costello House is the Belfast headquarters of the IRSP.
Falls Road, west Belfast
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M02743
“RUC Must Go Anoıs [now]!” A vintage stencil (see another from 2001) in Owenvarragh Park/Páırc Abhaınn Bhearach, west Belfast
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M02737 [M02738]
The symbol for female and Venus is stencilled in purple and pink on Lecky Road, Derry.
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A little bird in Lecky Road, Derry, sings a song of “Liberté, egalité, fraternité” while concealing the “réalité”. (A copy also appeared on one of the buttresses to FDC next to Toussaint L’Overture.)
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M02691
“A revolutionary needs a revolutionary party. Join Ógra Shınn Féın.” A close paraphrase of Mao’s statement that “If there is to be a revolution, there must be a revolutionary party.”
Divis Street, Belfast
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