#derrycity

Winters light #derrycity #oldderry #winter (at Derry City, Ireland) https://www.instagram.com/p/CXmkYPOoIIv/?utm_medium=tumblr

@sophiaking

An article taken from the Daily Mail the day after the British Army’s parachute regiment carried out one of its most brutal massacres, Bloody Sunday. It was on this day that the British Army shot a total of 23 unarmed civilians, killing 13 on the day and a further victim died of injuries sustained a number of months later. When we look at the sub heading “who are the real killers”  and  “ Army : We fired back”  we see the British establishment use the media as a tool in order to instill lies to its general population. Its noted that on the day from the findings of the Saville inquiry the British Army were not fired upon first. Following murdering civilians the British Army then planted evidence on a number of victims in a inhumane attempt to cover their tracks.

Lo vuoi un palloncino? No, grazie. #it #penny #pennywise #derry #derrycity #maine #king #stephenking #ilre #lozio #kingsbook #kinglover #pennyétornato #stannostrettisottoilettisettespettriadentistretti #ballon #redballoon #red

Red Partisans Ultras Derry

A sad and highly emotive article published in the paper “An Phoblacht” May 30th 1981.  Patsy was a relentless socialist who gave his life fighting for both a socialist republic and also the demands of the Hunger Strikers. In the right side of the paper we have the last photographs that were taken of Patsy before his death. We can see that the British Govt. had let these men live in states of despair, pain and isolation in order to uphold and suppress growing resistance within Socialist Republican communities. Patsy O’Hara, his last words to his mother Peggy. “Please Mammy let the fight go on!” Peggy right  up until her death in 2015, carried on the message of her son Patsy and has been a strong resilient  voice of socialism in Ireland, even standing against Sinn Fein in the 2007 elections as a protest to their support for British devolution and support for the RUC/PSNI.

A Long Day of Vlog Building..!! • Next Ireland Video is Built! | TSV_3857

Hello from the Walls of Derry! Why is Derry known as the Walled City? The Walls were built during 1613-1618 by the Irish Society as defences for early seventeenth century settlers from England and Scotland planters that had moved to Ulster as part of the Plantation of Ulster. The Plantation of Ulster was the organized colonization of Ulster (a province of Ireland) ordered by Great Britain’s King James I. It resulted in many of the native Irish nobility losing their land and led to centuries of ethnic and sectarian animosity, and conflict, notably in the Irish Rebellion of 1641 and the Troubles. Wild. Just wild. I might have learned some of this world history in grade school, but I definitely forgot it. Was anyone alive during the Troubles and what do you remember? #chasingcrystal #derry #derrycity #derrywalls #londonderry #northernirelandtourism #femalebikers #femalebiker #bikerchicks #bikerchicksofinsta (at City Of Derry Walls) https://www.instagram.com/p/CqBNsSppvjj/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=