Celtic Bar, Stanleys Walk, Derry. Derry City and Glasgow Celtic insignia.
1989
Street Signs; British Army; RUC
Gates to Belfast City Centre, Belfast 1989. 'Support law and Order The Security Forces Regret the Inconvenience Caused by these Barriers Unfortunately they are Essential for Public Safety and to Assist in the Defeat of Terrorism'. Graffiti: 'Gippo...
1989
Street Signs; Non-Aligned; The Irish News
Street sign, offcies, Irish News Ltd, Donegall Street, Belfast, 1989. Irish News, no right turn
1989
Murals; Republicans; IRA Volunteers; Street Signs
Republican mural, Ardoyne Avenue/Ascaill Ard Eoin, Ardoyne, North Belfast, 1989. Four hooded IRA Volunteers, rural setting with flames rising in background; street name in English and Gaelic; shields of Munster (left) and Connacht.
Republican street sign, Rockdale Street, Falls Road, West Belfast, 1989. 'Rockdale St Sraid Dhaile na Carraige'; Gaelic and English street name. Gaelic language revival in Northern Ireland began in West Belfast.
Republican street signs, Falls Road, West Belfast, 1989. Posters advertising Troops Out march, August 1989 (anniversary of internment commemoration), speaker SF President Gerry Adams; 'Sasain Amach' (Gaelic- Brits Out). Map of Ireland - 'Censored';...
1989
Street Signs; Republicans
Republican street sign, Beechmount Avenue, Falls Road, West Belfast, 1989. Original street sign replaced by 'RPG Avenue'; Rocket Propelled Grenade attack was launched from this street on British forces.
1989
Street Signs; Unionist; July 12th; Memorial
Unionist arch, Percy Place, Lower Shankill, West Belfast, 1989. Lower left and right, Northern Ireland and Scotland flags; upper left and right, Union Jack and Northern Irish flag; centre: Union Jack with image of King William at Battle of Boyne,...
1989
Street Signs; Loyalist
Loyalist street signs, Sandy Row, South Belfast, 1989. Red, White and Blue colours of the Union flag on kerbstones and traffic signal.
1994
Street Signs; Republicans; Nationalist; Gaelic language
Republican/Nationalist street sign in Gaelic, Sráid Ailbhe/Albert Street, Falls Road/West Belfast, 1994. Newsagent (E.Hughes) sign: 'The Irish News'; graffiti.
Republican mural, Rockmount St., St James, West Belfast. Mural commemorates 90th anniversary of the execution of James Connolly, a leader of the 1916 Revolution; portrait of Connolly against Liberty Hall in Dublin with the banner, 'We serve neither...
1999
Memorial; Pat Finucane; Republicans; Nationalist; Rights; Gaelic language; Street Signs; Collusion;
Republican memorial, Beechmount Drive, Beechmount, West Belfast. Memorial to Pat Finucane, lawyer, assassinated by Loyalist paramilitaries 1989; allegations of Security Force collusion in the murder. Portrait of Finucane; 'Pat Finucane 1949 - 1989....
1999
Memorial; Pat Finucane; Republicans; Nationalist; Rights; Street Signs; Collusion;
Republican memorial, Beechmount Drive, Beechmount, West Belfast. Memorial to Pat Finucane, lawyer, assassinated by Loyalist paramilitaries 1989; allegations of Security Force collusion in the murder. Portrait of Finucane; 'Pat Finucane 1949 - 1989....
1999
Memorial; Pat Finucane; Republicans; Nationalist; Rights; Street Signs; Collusion;
Republican memorial, Beechmount Drive, Beechmount, West Belfast. Memorial to Pat Finucane, lawyer, assassinated by Loyalist paramilitaries 1989; allegations of Security Force collusion in the murder. Portrait of Finucane; 'Pat Finucane 1949 - 1989....
2000
Street Signs
Street signs/advertisements, Shankill Road, West Belfast. Sign for suport group for families displaced as a result of civil conflict next to beauty parlour.
2001
Street Signs; Republicans; Police; Royal Ulster Constabulary; UDA; UVF; Collusion
Republican street signs, Oldpark Road, North Belfast, 2002. Sign incorporating road sign - police prohibited; 'Same old mural, same old force'. Republican accusation of collusion between the local police force, the Royal Ulster Constabulary, and...
2004
Graffiti; Street Signs; Republicans
Republican graffiti and street signs, Fallswater St, Falls Road, West Belfast, 2004. '?IRA' - not stated but presumably intended to be ironic reference to P (Provisional) IRA, questioning Republican authenticity of (P)IRA compared to Continuity...
