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Murals From Derry And Belfast

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United We Stand

1989-04-052025-02-06Extramural ActivityLeave a comment
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1688-1690 are the dates of William III’s conquests in Ireland, uniting it with England (the St. George’s Cross on the right) and Scotland (the St. Andrew’s Saltire on the left). Percy Place, Belfast

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Belfast, Belfast west, painted wall, physical force, PUL, St. Andrew's Saltire, Ulster Banner

Shankill Supports All The Loyalist Prisoners

1989-04-042025-02-06Extramural ActivityLeave a comment
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“All the loyalist prisoners” here means UVF, UDA, YCV, and PAF. Previously: the same mural in 1988.

Percy Place, west Belfast.

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M00708

barbed wire, Belfast, Belfast west, Northern Ireland, painted wall, physical force, POWs, PUL, UDA/UFF/UYM, Ulster Banner, Union Flag

UVF 75th Anniversary

1989-04-032026-06-17Extramural ActivityLeave a comment
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75th anniversary (1912-1987) mural of the Ulster Volunteers on the Shankill Road, Belfast. Previously seen in a 1988 photo.

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M00707

Belfast, Belfast west, Edward Carson, painted wall, physical force, PUL, Ulster Volunteers, UVF/YCV/RHC/PAF

UDA

1989-04-022025-02-06Extramural ActivityLeave a comment
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1989 version of a UDA mural on a yard wall in Percy Place, showing some deterioriation when compared to the 1988 version.

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M00706

painted wall, physical force, PUL, St. Andrew's Saltire, UDA/UFF/UYM, Ulster Banner

Shutting The Gates Of Derry

1989-04-012025-02-06Extramural ActivityLeave a comment
m00704

A detail from the UDA/UDF ‘Shutting the gates of Derry’ mural in Canmore Street that we first saw last year.

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M00704

Belfast, Belfast west, painted wall, physical force, PUL, siege of Derry, UDA/UFF/UYM

William Of Orange

1989-03-312025-02-06Extramural Activity2 Comments
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King William III, in wig and orange sash, urges his horse into the Boyne. With orange lilies in the corners. 

Ebrington Terrace, Londonderry

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King Billy, lily - orange, London-/Derry, painted wall, physical force, PUL

What We Have We Hold

1989-03-302025-02-06Extramural ActivityLeave a comment
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The shield of the city of Londonderry takes centre spot between two Union flags and two red hands.

Kennedy Place, the Fountain, Londonderry

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M00702

London-/Derry, painted wall, political, PUL, Union Flag

Sans Peur

1989-03-292025-02-06Extramural ActivityLeave a comment
m00703

1989 version of a mural seen last year, with emblems and slogans of the UFF, UDA, UDF, and LPA. Hawkin Street/Kennedy Place, Londonderry.

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M00703

London-/Derry, painted wall, physical force, PUL, UDA/UFF/UYM, Ulster Banner, Union Flag

Oppose Censorship – Springhill

1989-03-282024-12-20Extramural ActivityLeave a comment
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A Cormac cartoon protesting British censorship of Sınn Féın is rendered as a mural by Mo Chara Kelly. Richard May ran (unsuccessfully) for election to Belfast City Council in 1989.

Springhill Avenue, west Belfast.

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Belfast, Belfast west, CNR, electoral, painted wall

Oppose Censorship – Whiterock

1989-03-272025-02-06Extramural ActivityLeave a comment
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Cormac’s four-panel cartoon – showing a tricoloured head preaching peace after removing a Union jack gag – was painted twice by Mo Chara. This one is on the Whiterock Road, Belfast.

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Copyright © 1989 Peter Moloney
M00742

Belfast, Belfast west, CNR, dove, painted wall, political, tricoloured green-white-orange, Union Flag
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