These stencilled notices are on the outside of the Belvoir Bar in east Belfast: “Property of east Belfast Ulster Volunteer Force – Not for sale” alongside a plaque to “fallen comrades” Robert Bennett, Roy Walker, Joseph Long, James Cordner, and Robert Seymour. It seems that the bar has been shuttered since 2011 (Belfast Telegraph).
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“No PSNI”, “Slash Stormont, not services” – éırígí stencils on the site of the former RUC barracks at the Falls Rd/Glen Rd junction.
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“Smash Maghaberry 81-2011” Éırígí stencils in Rockdale St.
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Graffiti as a quick replacement on the Éırígí spot on the wall at the former Andersonstown RUC barracks. The green lettering underneath was for the election (see M06719) which was initially covered over with Brendan Lillis posters (X00520).
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Free Derry Corner is returned to its normal appearance after Nebula. The pasted flyer is for an IRSP 30th anniversary commemoration of Mickey Devine.
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Stencil in Marcus Street, Newry. With “As Gaeılge! anoıs” sticker.
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Free Derry Corner in June of 2011. The flyers are for the campaign for justice concerning the Ballymurphy Massacre.
Free Derry Corner has its own Visual History page.
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This Hillborough Drive stencil dates back to the ceasefire and the Agreement, when the release of political prisoners was a prominent issue in negotiations on both sides. Republicans had a “green ribbon” campaign; loyalists used the the stencil shown here, which has fared better than the plaster it is painted on.
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Facing each other in the Brompton Park entrance to Ard Eoın: “Support the prisoners – restore political status now!” from post-peace republicanism, and Cumann na n-Iarchımí Poblachtacha/Republican Ex-Prisoners Association (along with SNAP – Safer Neighbourhood Ardoyne Project – and Glór An Tuaıscırt/Voice Of The North) representing the pre-peace volunteers.
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In the 2011 council elections, Pádraıc Mac Coıtır stood for Éırígí in Upper Falls and John McCusker in Lower Falls; neither were elected (WP).
Glen Road/Falls Road, Belfast
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