Free POWS

At the top, it reads “FREE THE POWS” in bold letters, making a strong call to action to release prisoners of war (POWs) associated with the Irish republican movement.
Below, in slightly faded text, part of Bob Dylan's lyrics from "Blowin' in the Wind" is visible:
"How many times can a man turn his head, and pretend that he just doesn't see?"
This lyric is often interpreted as a commentary on indifference to injustice and is used here to highlight perceived neglect or dismissal of the prisoners' plight.

"Saoirse":
The word “Saoirse” is prominently placed in green below “FREE THE POWS.” “Saoirse” is the Irish word for “freedom,” underscoring the theme of liberation.
A white dove, symbolising peace and freedom, is shown in front of a yellow sun or moon, reinforcing the desire for liberation and hope.

Imagery of Clasped Hands:
The central image of the mural includes large, clasped hands, which are in chains. This powerful visual symbolizes captivity and the struggle for freedom, resonating with the mural's message.