Physical rights are retained by the photographer, Tony Crowley. Copyright is retained by the photographer, Tony Crowley.
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Nationalist mural, Lenadoon Ave., West Belfast, 1996. Famine mural commemorating 150th Anniversary; starving mother and children; 'The new potato, sound as stone, putrefied when it had lain three days in the long clay pit. Millions rotted along with it. Mouths tightened in, eyes died, hard faces, chilled to a plucked bird. In a million wicker huts, beaks of famine snipped at guts. A people hungering from birth'. Nationalist
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