A reference to the dispute at Drumcree (see Beware and Approved Orange Route): “One faith, one crown, we will walk Portadown. 1690-1998” Hawkin Street, Derry.
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We Will Walk Portadown
PUL
YCV – UVF – RHC
Here is a trio of loyalist boards in Dennet Gardens, Londonderry with the insignia of the Young Citizen Volunteers, the Ulster Volunteer Force, and the Red Hand Commandos. The design of a garland of flowers containing a regimental insignia dates to the Ulster Volunteers of 1912; the masked volunteers standing to attention do not.
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M01400
The End Of All Traitors
Robert Lundy, governor of Londonderry during James’s campaign, declared that all was lost and intended to surrender the city to the enemy. His effigy is displayed each year during commemoration of the siege.
Bishop Street, Derry
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Sandy Row 2nd Batt
Three panels in a row with Ulster First Flute, UVF/PAF/YCV (seen in 1995), and UDA insignia. In the middle, on either side of the UVF’s “for God and Ulster”, masked volunteers carry Uzis.
Albion Street, Belfast, just off Sandy Row.
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In Proud Memory
Sandy Row South Belfast UDA/UFF funeral volley mural “in proud memory of our fallen comrades. We forget them not – at the going down of the sun and in the morning we will remember them.”
Boyne Court, Sandy Row, south Belfast
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M01332
Free Our Prisoners
“In memory of our freedom fighters who fought and died for Ulster. It was not for glory they fought nor honour or riches but freedom alone which no good man should lose but with his life.” A three-panel UFF mural in Linfield Road. A scroll with four emblems (UDA, UYM, UFF and Ulster banner); flags of the UDA and Scotland with manacled red fists and an outline of Northern Ireland superimposed with the Ulster banner, between emblems of the LPA and another prisoners’ organisation; a kneeling volunteer from A battalion, south Belfast’s Sandy Row.
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We Determine The Guilty, We Decide The Punishment
Eddie the trooper rampages through Londonderry, killing Jacobite soldiers in the foreground and, in the background, leaving Free Derry Corner and The Petrol Bomber shrouded in smoke. For more on the overhead quotation, see The Trooper.
For other Eddie murals, see Eddie’s Visual History page.
Painted by Attitude Artists. Ebrington Terrace, Waterside, Londonderry.
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Ulster Star
An unusual emblem hoisted on an electrical pole in Sheskin Gardens, Derry: the ulster banner on a six-pointed star with red semi-circles (perhaps poppies?) behind.
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M01322
Staying On Track
Red, white, and blue kerb-stones outside Coleraine railway station.
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M01295
WBLY
The red hand of Ulster and “West Bank Loyalist Youth”. In the Fountain, London-/Derry.
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M01294
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