UVF mural with the flags of the UVF, Scotland, UK, and Norther Ireland.
Dennet Gardens, Londonderry. Previously seen in 2007 and 2009.
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PUL
No To Derry
In recent years the Bobby Jackson mural is displayed only during the marching season. In its place during the rest of the year is this message from the resident of the Fountain: “Londonderry loyalists still under siege says no to Derry”.
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No Surrender 1998
“No surrender “1998” ” in the Fountain, Londonderry.
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Aye Ready
Support for Glasgow Rangers in a mural from the “Londonderry Loyal RSC [Rangers Support Club]” (and a stencil next to “PSNI touts out”) and the Northern Ireland team (“our wee country”) in the Fountain, Londonderry.
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Red Hand Squeeze
This is a vary rare example of the Irish Tricolour in a PUL mural. In a few earlier murals it has been danced upon by a red hand with legs; in this UDA/UFF board it is being squeezed like a rag. The two UDA letterings are out on Blacks Road.
Tildarg Ave, Belfast
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Loyalist Monarch
Graffiti on the electrical boxes near the Broadway roundabout, marking the western edge of the (PUL) Village: “Loyalist Monarch [Street]”, “FTIBA“, “KAT” [Kill all Taigs [Catholics]], “ATAT” [All Taigs are targets], “The young, the brave, the fearless – YCV”, “Village UVF”.
In the background is the 2010 Monarch bonfire.
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If Carlsberg Watched Bonfires
Signage on the 2010 Monach bonfire: “Michael Quinn weres [sic] your ball. Ward 3 South [?of Belfast City hospital?].” “Fuck ur IBA” [a gang of young hoods from CNR St James’s]. And “If Carlsberg watched bonfires, DRL [Dongall Road Loyalists] wuda [“would have”] been [the] best watched bonfire in the world.” There is also a swastika at the bottom. On the night, there was rioting at the site (BelTel).
The other Donegall Road bonfire (at the City Hospital) was set burnt out early (BelTel) and on the night there was a hit and run (BelTel).
Monarch Street, Belfast, in the old industrial estate.
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Welcome To The Village
An Israeli flag below a security camera, and red, white, and blue fencing along Donegall Road, at the western entrance to the Village.
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United Hope
“United Hope – Artist Joanna Vance. Workshops were held in partnership with community representatives, ethnic minorities and members of staff. The project theme was project diversity, allowing women to explore issues such as similarity and difference, ethnicity and race and belonging. After discussions it was decided that the mural should include users of the centre from the community and staff also that it would be completed in black & white with empowering words running through it, as these represent what the centre means to women on a daily basis.”
Kilburn Street, Belfast
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Battle Of The Somme
New murals in Kilburn Street, Belfast: soldiers go over the top at the Somme. The UVF garland includes thistle, shamrock, and rose.
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