UVF and YCV insignia in Pitt Place, east Belfast, in the shadow of one of the H&W cranes, with the community centre (Ballymac) on the right.
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Ulster Volunteer Force
Area Affiliation
Our Grip Is Tight
“It’s not for glory or riches that we fight but for our people. Ulster’s destiny is in our hands; our grip is tight; we’ll never let go.” A Red Hand Commando volunteer kneels in a garland of poppies.
Tower Street, east Belfast
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Short Strand Roll Of Honour
“I ndılchuımhne ar óglaıgh chomplacht B an trıú cathlan brıogáıd Bhéal Feırste Óglaıgh na hÉıreann a fuaır bás ar son saoırse na hÉıreann and all others who died as a result of British occupation of our country.” Roll of honour for IRA volunteers (up to 1978) in and from east Belfast, beginning with Charlie Monaghan/Monahan who died in 1916 the day before the Rising and who would get a mural in 2006 (and another in the Markets in 2017), as would Sean Martin who died in 1940.
Beechfield Street, east Belfast
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Éıre
“Tabhaır onóır doıgh suíd a fuaır bás ar son na hÉıreann” [corrupted Irish with the general meaning “Honor … who died for Ireland”]. “Never will they label our liberation struggle as criminal! – Bobby Sands Fri. 6th March 1981”. Another Éıre mural was previously further down the wall on Mountpottinger Road, Belfast.
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Identity
“This is what links us together … identity.” A project supported by the New Belfast Community Arts Initiative (from Community Arts Forum, now Community Arts Partnership).
Mountpottinger Road, east Belfast
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Whatever You Say, Say Nothing
“Whatever You Say, Say Nothing” is the name of a 1975 Seamus Heaney poem from the collection North, and of a 1981 Colum Sands song. “P O’Neill” was the name used by the IRA on its public statements.
Short Strand, east Belfast
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Building Peace, Building Unity
“Saoırse, ceart, agus síocháın” (“Freedom, justice, and peace”). Sınn Féın electoral board on Falls Road/Linden Street. 2005 was the 100th anniversary of the founding of the party.
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100 Years Of Women’s Work
“Women of substance – plúr na mban. The changing role of women the in Market area.” A century of women’s work, from cooking, child-care, and hand-wringing the washing in 1904 to using computers, reading books, and graduating from university in 2004. The pink symbol in the corner is the emblem of the New Belfast Community Arts Initiative.
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East Belfast Ulster Volunteer Force
UVF territorial marking in east Belfast. McMaster Street, a few blocks west of the earlier UFF marking in Solway Street.
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UFF Dee St 2nd Batt
Newtownards Road at the old Solway Street.
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