Colour photograph of prisoners in Cage 10, Long Kesh, in uniform and on parade at Easter.

Colour photograph pictured inside a hut in Cage 18, Long Kesh Prison, Belfast, group are pictured making tea - Joe 'Bubbles' Doc (Doherty), Belfast, Micky Linehan, Belfast, Joey Surgenor (RIP), Johnny Johnston (Dublin).
Note on reverse of image by McMenamin adds in Seamus 'Snake' [Sweeney].

Blurred colour photograph taken outside in Cage 10, Long Kesh Prison, Belfast. Pictured are Tommy Smyth (RIP), Hugh Doran (RIP) and Paddy McMenamin. Note on reverse of image by McMenamin dates the image as Christmas 1974.

Colour photograph taken inside Cage 18, Long Kesh Prison, of Paddy McMenamin, [Kes] Rooney, Seamus Stewart, Joe Doc. (All from Belfast). Note on reverse of image by McMenamin dates the image as April 1976.

Colour photograph taken inside Gaeltacht Hut in Cage 18, Long Kesh Prison, Belfast. Pictured include Kevin Sullivan, belfast, tommy McNulty, Belfast, Charles Keenan, Belfast, Peter Stewart (RIP), Joey Surgenor (RIP).

Colour photograph of Joe Rafter (RIP), Unknown, Tommy Gorman, Belfast, John Noonan, Dublin, and Tony Bradley (RIP), pictured standing outside a hut in Cage 10, Long Kesh Prison, Belfast.

Colour photograph of prisoners on parade, some wearing uniform and holding flags as part of Easter parade in Cage 10, Long Kesh Prison, Belfast. Pictured include Jim McCrystal (Lurgan), Charlie Hoban, (Dublin), Frankie Cox (Armagh), Sean Maguire, (Belfast), Daniel McThomas (RIP), Paddy Mulvenney (Belfast).

Colour photograph of banner being held aloft in Cage 10, Long Kesh Prison, Belfast, 1976. Banner image features two crossed rifles and 'Bríogáid Bhéal Féiriste - Óglaigh na hÉireann' printed on the banner.

Sepia photograph of Paddy McMenamin walking towards the camera, outside in Cage 10, 1976. Caption by McMenamin reads "30 foot walls built throughout the camp after Burning". Wall is visible in the background.

Colour photograph of group facing the camera and holding large flags, includes Charlie Hoban, Dublin, Paddy Mac, Belfast, Anthony McGuinness, Armagh, Micky Linehan, Belfast, Joe Doc, Belfast.