We Owe It To The Future And The Victims

This mural is a commemorative piece dedicated to remembering the victims of significant events during The Troubles in Northern Ireland. It emphasizes the importance of honoring the past and its lessons. Below is the content in plain text:

"WE OWE IT TO THE FUTURE AND THE VICTIMS NEVER TO FORGET THE PAST."

Featured Events:
20th July 1982 – Hyde Park:

A soldier's horse was killed in a nail bomb attack.
31st July 1972 – Claudy:

9 killed in a car bomb attack on a Derry village.
Victims included a 9-year-old boy and others, with extensive details mentioned in the text.
17th February 1978 – La Mon House:

Death toll: 12.
The attack targeted 3 married couples and was feared to be among the worst.
Key individuals responsible are highlighted.
27th, 28th June 1970 – Ballymacarrett Murder:

2 innocent Protestant men were murdered, with women and children seriously injured.
5th January 1976 – Kingsmills Massacre:

Massive manhunt for the murder of 10 innocent men by republicans.
21st November 1974 – Birmingham Pub Blasts:

21 people killed.
Additional Section:
"The Troubles"
Describes the extensive violence during this period, the toll on society, and the focus on remembrance.
Concludes with: "Lest We Forget."
"THE PRICE OF PEACE IS ETERNAL VIGILANCE."

The mural uses poppies as a symbol of remembrance, framing the text. Its tone reflects a solemn dedication to preserving the memory of these events and emphasizing the cost of peace.