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A Republican poster in support of the (Provisional) Irish Republican Army (IRA). The poster contains a quotation from Bobby Sands who died while on hunger strike in 1981. The poster was produced by Republican Movement in the 1980s. Can be found online at CAIN, specifically http://cain.ulst.ac.uk/images/posters/ira/poster63r.jpg

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