Black Derry Ireland ScarfA black acrylic scarf featuring bold Derry and Ireland lettering, with green, white and orange detailing throughout. The design includes the You Are Now Entering Free Derry sign, a Doire logo, Celtic style border details, checkerboard panels and black tasselled ends. Made from acrylic, this scarf is a striking keepsake or gift for anyone with a connection to Derry, Ireland and the story of Free Derry. Size: 157cm x 18cmMaterial: Acrylic

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It tells of how their peaceful protests in the late 1960s were met with brutal force and how this led ultimately to the longest and most violent period in the protracted history of conflict between Ireland and Britain

It describes 'alternative' Protestants and their politics

John Dugard and Michael Lynk

who never deserved such a life

the range of wall art from across the city captures the ongoing experiences and deeply rooted beliefs of its people

as a photojournalist or the London Daily Sketch

It is an inspiring story of how a community united challenged their oppressors

the poem that gives this book its title became a global sensation

The Hundreds of photographs taken that day show the full horror of the British Army onslaught in the bogside as the Parachute Regiment murder fourteen unarmed civilians and wounded seventeen more

Martin McGuinness quickly became aware of the injustices heaped upon his community by decades of unionist rule since the partition of Ireland in the 1920s