Unionist women through the ages, including Ulster 1914 and the signing of the Ulster Covenant.
Enfield Street, west Belfast
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Women Through The Ages
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Easter Sunday Commemoration
“Easter Sunday Commemoration March. Assemble 2.30 PM Westland Street”. On the rear of Free Derry Corner.
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Lincoln Court Community Spirit
“Remembering the past … striving for a better future.” A UFF mural in Lincoln Court is re-imaged. The four boards show …
1970s: “Defence” UDA volunteers outside Lincoln Court Community Association
1980s: “Culture” Flute band drums
1990s: “Tradition” Bonfire
2000s: “Future” Kids’ playground
Below it is the 40m-long mural “I’m A Celebrity, Get Me Out Of Here“.
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Fallen Comrades From The Nelson Drive Flute Band
UVF medallions are added to the UVF/Nelson Drive FB mural. For close-ups of the mural and the plaques, see Glorious On The Graves Of Heroes. (Also The People’s Army and Summer Regalia.)
Kinsale Park, Caw, Londonderry
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RHC B Coy 1st Batt
Red Hand Commando B Coy 1st Battalion insignia in Doonbeg Drive, Rathcoole, letting everyone driving on O’Neill Drive that the upper part of the estate is UVF territory.
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Marky Quail
“In memory of a fallen comrade Vol. Mark Quail ‘Murdered by the enemies of Ulster’ 1st November 2000 3rd Belfast Battalion Ulster Volunteer Force. Lest we forget.” Quail was shot by the UDA in the feud (Sutton).
Innis Park, Rathcoole
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On Her Their Lives Depend
A tribute to Women Munition Workers painted by Dee Craig in Inniscarn/Iniscarn Drive, Rathcoole. For the original poster, and an explanation of the term “canary girl”, see the entry on this mural in the Seosamh Mac Coılle Collection.
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15th Battalion (North Belfast) Royal Irish Rifles
Soldiers from the 15th Battalion (North Belfast) Royal Irish Rifles board ship for France in 1915. The five men featured in the apex are Sergeant Major Magookin, 2nd Lt De La Harpur, Rifleman Forrester, Rifleman Baird, and Rifleman Templeton.
Replaces Comradeship, Unity, Discipline in Inniscarn Drive, Rathcoole.
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Loyalist Conlig
Red Hand Commando boards on the newsagent’s in the middle of Conlig, a village on the road between Bangor and Newtownards.
Plus “Conlig Orange Hall 3rd October 1970 LOL 695 LOL 862 RBP 632”
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Fountain Graffiti
Images of graffiti from the loyalist west bank. Two from Hawkin Street, including an incursion by republicans (“IRA”); one from Upper Bennett Street mocking the deaths on Bloody Sunday – “Para[s] 13, Provos 0”; and two from Bishop Street, Londonderry – “Kill All Taigs”, “W[est] B[ank] L[oyalists] – F[uck] T[he] P[rovos]”.
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