One of 12 huge murals by The Bogside Artists which span the entire length of Rossville street from one end to the other Known collectively as The People's Gallery . Rossville street ,Bogside is also the scene of Bloody Sunday .

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One of twelve huge murals painted by The Bogside Artists on Derry's Rossville street in the Bogside. The twelve murals span the entire length of the street and are known as ' The People's Gallery ' The murals are a narrative of events that engulfed the entire community into almost three decades of conflict . The most significant of those events actually happened on the street where the murals are located, events like .. The Battle of the Bogside and Bloody Sunday. If you ever visit Derry The People's Gallery of murals is one of the biggest attractions and well worth seeing. The murals are best explained by the artists who created them and they can be contacted by email .. k_336@hotmail.com or on Facebook , Bogside Artists Derry.

By The Bogside Artists HERE'S SOMETHING YOU DIDN'T KNOW There are THREE bullet holes on the Gasmask Mural, the first street painting we did for The People's Gallery. Probably the result of Bloody Sunday. Adding to its uniqueness and authenticity. They were of course on the wall before we started painting on it in 1994.

Nice aerial shot of some of the Bogside Murals photo , Aerial shots Ireland

The Bogside Artists are currently working on the Nobel Peace Laureates mural in the Bogside.

A few minutes footage of some of the Street Art at the Bogside Artists created for Bloody Sunday commemorations.

The son of Martin Luther King jr stands beside a Bogside mural which depicts his father along with other Nobel Peace Laureates, our very own John Hume with Mother Theresa and Nelson Mandela. The mural is the creation of The Bogside Artists Derry.

Photo from some years ago , its one of twelve murals on one entire street in the Bogside known as the ' The People's Gallery' a creation of The Bogside Artists. The street is also the scene of Bloody Sunday.