Baghcatáil An Cháin Uisce
| Date: | 2013 c. |
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| Organisation: | Éirígí |
| Type: | Ephemera |
| View: | View Document |
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| Discuss: | Comments on this document |
| Subjects: | Anti-Water Charges Campaign |
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Commentary From The Cedar Lounge Revolution
19th October 2023
A sticker produced by Éirígí around 2013 as part of the anti water charges campaign, reading Baghcatáil An Cháin Uisce (boycott the water charges).
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By: banjoagbeanjoe Mon, 16 Oct 2023 09:02:33
The thread immediately below is headed Worthless Collectibles.
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By: WorldbyStorm Mon, 16 Oct 2023 09:20:10
In reply to banjoagbeanjoe.
That’s coincidental. Mind you it has to be said there are people who don’t understand the fascination with political materials. Or the history of those materials and the groups they represent. Or politics full stop.
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By: banjoagbeanjoe Mon, 16 Oct 2023 10:30:08
In reply to WorldbyStorm.
Ah I know. Coincidental. But funny all the same. There’s a place for stickers and decent graphics and graffiti.
I’ve been fascinated by graffiti since the early seventies and taking the bus home from school from North Strand to Kilbarrack. The Bridge Boot Boys were prolific. Johnner, Scotty, Joe, Sherko.
These days I follow IRA 23, soon to be 24, who has been marking his/her territory around the northside for at least a decade now.
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By: WorldbyStorm Mon, 16 Oct 2023 11:54:43
In reply to banjoagbeanjoe.
Is that IRA or CIRA? There was a guy around the north inner city and the south inner city out towards the docks who has been prolific on that over the years.
And what about the H-Block graffiti?
You know that’s a great area, political graffiti. Back in the day there used to be a weirdly discreet OIRA on the lampposts outside TCD. Never quite knew what the point being made was.
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By: banjoagbeanjoe Mon, 16 Oct 2023 13:38:39
In reply to WorldbyStorm.
They just do IRA 23. It could be any version but most likely the In Their Sad Head IRA.
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