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Murals of DerryThis definitive collection of unique photographs of Derry murals past and present mirrors the cultural diversity of both main traditions in the North of Ireland over several decades. the range of wall art from across the city captures the ongoing experiences and deeply rooted beliefs of its people, be it celebrating historical events, commemorating lost lives, protesting against social injustices, or showcasing community pride. Murals of Derry record

Derry 1969

making it ideal for a product page focused on local pride and gift appeal

On June 5th 1974

Sold in packs of five

'Children of the Revolution by Bill Rolston is one of the most important books on the impact of the Northern Ireland conflict

It is a fitting testimony to Lumpkin's unique photographic account of the event in derry that shaped Ireland for decades afterwards

in Irish society and politics

first kisses and a trip to Butlins

known as the kufiya

With a preface by Lex Takkenberg and Mandy Turner

colonialism in Ireland

laugh-out-loud funny and