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    • 1995
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    • Plaque; Republicans; Commemoration; Sinn Féin

    • Republican wall plaque, Sinn Féin Offices, Falls Road/Sevastopol Street, Lower Falls, West Belfast, 1995. Michel O'Dwyer, Paddy Loughran and Pat McBride were all killed by an off-duty RUC (local Police Force) officer, Alan Moore in Sinn Féin...



    • 1998
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    • Plaque; Republicans; Commemoration; New Lodge

    • Plaque which accompanies mural mni00017. 'Remembering Six Sons of the New Lodge. Jim Sloan, Jim McCann, Brendan Maguire, Tony TC Campbell, John Loughran, Ambrose Hardy. Murdered by British State Forces as part of the occupation of our country on...



    • 1998
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    • Murals; Republicans; Commemoration; New Lodge

    • Republican mural, New Lodge Road, New Lodge, Belfast, 1998. Mural commemorates events of 3rd February 1973 when Jim Sloan, Jim McCann, Brendan Maguire, Tony TC Campbell, John Loughran, Ambrose Hardy, all local men. Sloan, McCann and Campbell were...



    • 2002
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    • Murals; Republicans; Commemoration; IRA Volunteers

    • Republican mural, Divismore Way, Ballymurphy, West Belfast, 2002. Image shows four armed IRA volunteers (with rifles and RPG7 rocket launcher) eating at safe house; two elderly women looking after them; the main figure is Thomas 'Todler' Tolan,...



    • 2002

    • 2004

    • Loyalist; Murals

    • Loyalist mural, Blythe St., Sandy Row, South Belfast, 2002. Mural commemorates Robert Dougan. 'Murdered by the Enemies 10th February 1998' 'In Proud Memory of our fallen comrade. Gone but not forgotten. South Belfast Brigade. Quis Separabit'. UFF...



    • 2002/2008

    • 2008

    • Republicans; Murals

    • Republican mural, Ballymurphy Crescent, Ballymurphy, West Belfast, 2002 (updated 2008). Image shows four IRA volunteers (with rifles and RPG7 rocket launcher) eating at safe house; two Republican women (Kathleen McCullough and Elizabeth McGivern)....



    • 2003
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    • Graffiti; Loyalist; Johnny Adair

    • Loyalist graffiti, lower Shankill Road, 2003; former head of UDA/UFF 'C' Company, Johnny Adair, was threatened and forced out of Northern Ireland as a result of an internal feud in the loyalist paramilitary organisation in February 2003; 'Your Days...

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