Republican graffiti in Dunclug Park, Ballymena.
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RIRA
Area Affiliation
Proddy Boys
Harryville flute band the “Proddy Boys” (Fb) use the UFF clenched fist in this Douglas Terrace (Ballymena) board.
“Ballymena Protestant Boys est. 1997.” “South East Antrim.”
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Ballykeel UDA
UDA board in Ballykeel 1, visible from the dual carriageway.
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Harryville UDA
Two at either end of the rubric houses in Larne St, Ballymena: UDA emblem, signed “Pigeon”; UYM emblem, unsigned (seen previously in 2007).
Behind them in Alfred Street Place, a UDA board is revealed. It’s not known what the board on top of the UDA/UFF mural below was.
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Hillhall UDA
A hand-painted UDA emblem gradually fading in Hillhall Gardens, Lisburn.
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Ballykeel 1 Bonfire
This is the 2010 bonfire in Ballykeel 1, as seen from the edge of Ballykeel 2, with “KAT” [Kill All Taigs] banner and Irish tricolour. It appears to be bigger than “probably the biggest bonfire” in Ballykeel 2.
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Ballykeel UVF
Faded red hand in Orkney Drive, Ballykeel 2, Ballymena.
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UFF
“UFF” next to the shops at the entrance to Hillhall estate.
Hillhall Gardens, Lisburn
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Ballymacash Bonfire
Here is the Ballymacash, Lisburn, bonfire for 2010, with “IRA” lettering and a crown of tyres. When this site was developed (in 2012), the bonfire site would later move slightly north, across Rathvarna Drive. The “No Taigs” graffiti is on Prince William Road, along the western edge of the estate.
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John “Grugg” Gregg
“South East Antrim Brigade UFF. In proud memory of Brig. John “Grugg” Gregg and all fallen comrades. 4th Batt. A B C Coys. Lest we forget.” Gregg is known for the attempted killing of Gerry Adams and for being killed on the orders of Johnny Adair, which led to the expulsion of Adair’s company from the lower Shankill.
Orkney Drive, Ballykeel 2, Ballymena
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