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    • 1979
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    • Graffiti; Republicans; RUC

    • Republican graffiti, Falls Road, West Belfast, 1979. Graffiti refers to recently elected Conservative Prime Minister in Britiain and the Royal Ulster Constabulary: 'Death to Thatcher and the R.U.C'. Underneath, graffiti from the election campaign...



    • 1981
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    • Murals; Republicans; H-Blocks; Hunger strikes

    • Republican mural, Andersonstown Road, West Belfast, 1981. Left: the lark in barbed wire ('The Lark and the Freedom Fighter' is the title of a collection of Bobby Sands' writings from prison), surrounded by emblems of four ancient provinces of...



    • 1984
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    • Murals; Loyalist; Shankill

    • Loyalist mural, Percy Place, West Belfast, 1984. Mural depicts map of Northern Ireland in the form of Union Jack with symbol of Ulster at centre; underneath, Loyalist slogan - 'No Surrender'.



    • 1984
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    • Murals; Loyalist; Shankill

    • Loyalist mural, Percy Place, West Belfast, 1984. Mural depicts map of Northern Ireland in the form of Union Jack with symbol of Ulster at centre; underneath, Loyalist slogan - 'No Surrender'.



    • 1984
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    • Murals; Loyalist; Shankill

    • Loyalist mural, Percy Place, West Belfast, 1984. Mural depicts map of Northern Ireland in the form of Union Jack with symbol of Ulster at centre; underneath, Loyalist slogan - 'No Surrender'.



    • 1984
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    • Murals; Loyalist; 1690

    • Loyalist mural, Hopewell Crescent, 1984. Mural depicts, top, Masonic Star with Red Hand Ulster, 1690; centre, British Crown over Bible, draped by Northern Ireland flag and Union Jack; underneath, 'The Throne is Established Through Righteousness'...



    • 1987
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    • Murals; Republicans; Commemoration; Loughall; IRA

    • Republican mural, Duncairn Parade, New Lodge, Belfast, 1987. 'Óglaigh na hÉireann Loch gCál' (IRA Loughall); left of mural, Irish Tricolour, right of mural, Starry Plough; names on mural: Óglach (Volunteer) Eoin Ó Ceallaigh, Pádraig Ó...



    • 1987
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    • Murals; Republicans; Commemoration; Loughall; IRA

    • Republican mural, Duncairn Parade, New Lodge, Belfast, 1987. 'Óglaigh na hÉireann Loch gCál' (IRA Loughall); left of mural, Irish Tricolour, right of mural, Starry Plough; names on mural: Óglach (Volunteer) Eoin Ó Ceallaigh, Pádraig Ó...



    • 1987
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    • Murals; Republicans; IRA; Commemoration; Loughall

    • Republican mural, Springhill Avenue, Ballymurphy, West Belfast, 1987. Mural depicts rural settin, four crests of the provinces of Ireland; place name Lochgcal (Loughall) over Celtic Cross inscribed with 'Óglaigh na hÉireannl' (IRA); around the...



    • 1987
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    • Murals; Republicans; IRA; Commemoration; Loughall

    • Republican mural, Springhill Avenue, Ballymurphy, West Belfast, 1987. Mural depicts rural settin, four crests of the provinces of Ireland; place name Lochgcal (Loughall) over Celtic Cross inscribed with 'Óglaigh na hÉireannl' (IRA); around the...



    • 1987
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    • Murals; Loyalist; UDA; WDA; UFF

    • Murals, Loyalist, OhioStreet/Rosebank Street, Woodvale, Belfast, 1987. Memorial mural - William Bucky McCullough (Ulster Defence Association), killed by Irish National Liberation Army, 1981. Mural depicts two armed Loyalist volunteers, underneath...



    • 1987
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    • Murals; Loyalist; UDA; WDA; UFF

    • Murals, Loyalist, OhioStreet/Rosebank Street, Woodvale, Belfast, 1987. Memorial mural - William Bucky McCullough (Ulster Defence Association), killed by Irish National Liberation Army, 1981. Mural depicts two armed Loyalist volunteers, underneath...



    • 1987
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    • Murals; Loyalist; UDA; WDA; UFF

    • Murals, Loyalist, OhioStreet/Rosebank Street, Woodvale, Belfast, 1987. Memorial mural - William Bucky McCullough (Ulster Defence Association), killed by Irish National Liberation Army, 1981. Mural depicts two armed Loyalist volunteers, underneath...



    • 1987
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    • Murals; Loyalist

    • Loyalist mural, Percy Place, West Belfast, 1987. Mural in Percy Place, Lower Shankill Road, depicts map of Northern Ireland in the form of Union Jack with symbol of Ulster at centre; underneath, Loyalist slogan - 'No Surrender'.



    • 1989
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    • Murals; Republicans; Graffiti; IRA

    • Republican graffiti, New Lodge Road, New Lodge, Belfast, 1989. Graffiti 'IRA NLR (New Lodge Road) Tour '89' (underneath is old graffiti - 'You are Now in Provo Land'); IRA 'Tour' refers to IRA attacks in Europe in 1989.



    • 1989
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    • Murals; Republicans; Graffiti; Gaelic language; IRA; INLA

    • Republican graffiti, Carlisle Road, New Lodge, Belfast, 1989. From left 'INLA' (Irish National Liberation Army), 'Bás don RUC' (death to RUC), with swastikas; 'I.R.A.', with Tricolour underneath; 'Saoirse, nó, Bás' (Freedom or Death);...



    • 1989
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    • Murals; Republicans; Graffiti; IRA

    • Republican graffiti, New Lodge Road, New Lodge, Belfast, 1989. Graffiti 'IRA NLR (New Lodge Road) Tour '89' (underneath is old graffiti - 'You are Now in Provo Land'); IRA 'Tour' refers to IRA attacks in Europe in 1989.



    • 1990
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    • Murals; Republicans; Easter 1916; Commemoration; IRA Volunteers

    • Republican mural, Beechmount Avenue/Falls Road, West Belfast, 1990. Mural commemorates Easter 1916 with image at top of GPO in Dublin burning during the Rising; phoenix rising from the ashes. Underneath, Roll of Honour of local battalion IRA;...



    • 1994
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    • Murals; Republicans; Nationalist; Gaelic culture

    • Murals, Republican/Nationalist, Flax Street, Ardoyne, North Belfast, 1994. Representation of Blind Piper, with young girl, with Belfast, Cave Hill, in the background; inscription underneath mural: 'The Blind Piper by Joseph Haverty'; Is Bheo Ar...



    • 1994
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    • Murals; Republicans; Nationalist; Gaelic culture

    • Murals, Republican/Nationalist, Flax Street, Ardoyne, North Belfast, 1994. Representation of Ériu - mythological queen slain in 1698 B.C. Above image,'Ardoyne Fleadh Cheoil' (Ardoyne Music Festival), below, 'Meon an Phobail a Thógail Tríd an...

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