A large “H” on the Whiterock Road, Belfast with pictures of the ten deceased 1981 hunger strikers, and Frank Stagg and Michael Gaughan on the crossbar, with Tricolour and Starry Plough flags (and perhaps a 20th anniversary flag).
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Copyright © 2001 Peter Moloney
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On 9th July, 1972, British Army snipers fired from Corry’s timber yard overlooking the Westrock bungalows. Five civilians were killed: John Dougal, Margaret Gargan, Fr Noel Fitzpatrick, David McCafferty, Patrick Butler. The memorial garden shown here is in Westrock Drive, Belfast. For close-ups, see Life Spills On Warm Summer Streets.
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Copyright © 2001 Peter Moloney
M01439
Six INLA volunteers are remembered on a memorial stone in the City Cemetery, Derry. The other memorial is to the ten deceased 1981 hunger strikers (“They were ordinary men in extraordinary circumstances whose steadfast resolve, discipline, and unity of purpose prevailed”) and five local “comrades and friends”.
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Copyright © 2000 Peter Moloney
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A dolmen (neolithic tomb) and standing stone (with Ogham inscription) in Lecky Road, Derry, in honour of IRA volunteers.
“This plaque was presented by the republican movement, Derry, on 22nd October 1999 in recognition of those who erected and maintain the monument. Buíoch ó ghluaıseacht na poblachta.”
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Copyright © 1999 Peter Moloney
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Copyright © 2011 Peter Moloney
The Sinn Féin offices in Turf Lodge are named “Constance Markievicz House” after the artist, suffragette, republican revolutionary, first woman elected to the British parliament, anti-Treaty fighter, and hunger striker.
Monagh Crescent, Belfast
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Copyright © 1999 Peter Moloney
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IRA (Óglaıgh Na hÉıreann) and INLA memorials in City cemetery, Derry. “Erected by the officers and vols. Derry Brigade to honour and in memory of their comrades who made the supreme sacrifice that their country could be free.” “They died so that others may be free.”
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Copyright © 1994 Peter Moloney
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Memorial to Bobby Sands, with phoenix above (painted by Mo Chara Kelly) in Jasmine Way/Juniper Park, Twinbrook, next to Sands’s home. Two volunteers in reflective pose would later be added by local youths.
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Copyright © 1991 Peter Moloney
M01001
The Bloody Sunday Memorial in Rossville Street, Derry, in 1989. For the names inscribed, see the 1974 image. (There are also 1986 images.)
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Copyright © 1989 Peter Moloney
M02268
These are the same image, rotated for legibility, of the Hunger Strike memorial in Milltown Cemetery, Belfast.
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Copyright © 1988 Peter Moloney
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