Christy Moore, Musician, singer/songwriter

Fred Dibnah, Steeplejack, RIP

John Clancy, Bookseller, RIP

Camera: Hasselblad X-Pan

Michael Longley, Poet

Tina Turner, Singer

Gerry Glennon, Philosopher, RIP

Gerry Adams, Politician and writer

Will Self, Writer and Broadcaster

Van Morrison, Musician and singer/songwriter

Noel Fitzpatrick, Shoe-maker and musician, RIP

Padraig Fiach, Poet, RIP

GG McCraddock, Artist

Robert Mercer, Artist

Ivor 'Lightening' Lavery, Artist, RIP

Jim Maginn, Photographer

Matthew McCoy, Anthropologist

Rory Poland, Photographer, RIP

Peter Forte, Cafe owner, RIP

Jim McGlade, Raconteur, RIP

Alastair Campbell, Political Spin-doctor

Angie McManus, Actor, RIP

Bernard MacLaverty, Writer

Unknown, Doorman

Elvis, Singer. RIP

Gerry Collins, Engineer and Photographer, RIP

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Jim 'Chalky' White, Revolutionary, Comedian, RIP

John McFetridge, Charity Worker, RIP

Unknown, Market Trader

'Mighty Quinn' Patriot, RIP

Robert Alexander Kennedy Runcie, Archbishop of Canterbury, RIP

Sean MacBride, Politician. RIP

President International Peace Bureau (Geneva)

President NGO Committee on Disarmament (Geneva)

Member International Commission of Jurists

Hon. President World Federation of United Nations Associations

Board Member of Bill of Rights Foundation (New York)

President Irish Section Amnesty International

Hon. Life Member Irish Red Cross Society

Chairman of Portiuncula Hospital Consultative Committee

Mr MacBride who was one of the founder members of Amnesty International, was Chairman of its International Executive for thirteen years, was Secretary-General of the International Commission of Jurists for seven years and was President of the International Commission for the Study of Communication Problems (UNESCO 1977-1981); he was Assistant Secretary-General of the United Nations and Commissioner for Namibia (1973-1976). Mr MacBride has acted as a member of several International Commissions of Enquiry.

Mr MacBride is the holder of the Irish Military Service Medal (1920-1921); Nobel Prize for Peace (1974); the International Lenin Prize for Peace (1977); the American Medal of Justice (1978); Medal of the International Institute for Human Rights (1978); UNESCO Medal of Merit (1980); Dag Hammerskjoeld Award (1981).

The following honorary degrees have been awarded to Mr MacBride;

Doctor of Letters (D.Litt), Bradford University (1977); Doctor of Laws (LL.D.) Saint Thomas, Minnesota (1975); Doctor of Laws, Guelph University, Canada (1977); Doctor of Laws, University of Dublin (1978); Doctor of Laws, University of Cape Coast, Ghana (1978); Doctor of Laws, Florida Southern College (1979); Doctor of Laws, Suffolk University, Boston (1980); Doctor of Laws, Villanova University, Miami (1984)

Member of Tunisian Academy of Sciences (1983)

Irishman of the Year Award of Irish American Unity Conference and A.O.H. (1984)

Commander of Order of Arts and Letters of French Ministry of Culture (1984)