The 2009 Sandy Row bonfire in progress in Wellwood Street, with an Irish Tricolour on its side. The balconies at right are on the ‘Victoria Place’ apartment building. For the finished construction, see Sandy Row Bonfire.
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Fulfilling all your marching band and Orange Order needs: the One Stop Ulster Shop in its former location half-way down Sandy Row (before becoming Living Tradition and then Sandy Row Marching Band Supplies). The Royal Banner of Scotland is included alongside St Andrew’s Saltire. Bands included along the awning for the shutters are Clydevalley Volunteers Glasgow, Millar Memorial Belfast, Ballynahinch Young Loyalists, MYC Newtownards, Skeogh Flute Band, ? Liverpool, Clydevalley Volunteers Larne, Crumlin Young Loyalists, Steeple Defenders Antrim, Ballee Blues And Royals, Pride of the Shore North Belfast, Ballysillan Volunteers, Pride of Shankill, Somme Volunteers Flute Band, Glenhugh Flute Band Ahoghill, Bridgeton Loyalists, Lower Ards Volunteers, Rising Sons East Belfast, Rising Sons Of The Somme Carrickfergus.
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This is the 2009 Orange arch in Lisburn’s Market Square. On either side, King Billy heads off in each direction, surrounded by a small selection of Orange Order symbols. Sponsored by Lisburn District LOL No. 6.
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Three pieces of graffiti from Lisburn’s Warren Park neighbourhood: “RIP Neil McMullan UVF”, “Fuck R-IRA”, and “Trusedale’s and Goldsmith’s are informers”. The references are unknown – please comment or get in touch if you can shed any light.
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These flags – including one in memory of the 36th (Ulster) Division – and bunting are in the Warren Park area of Lisburn.
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Board in Rowan Drive, with a Union Flag and Ulster Banner.
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“In remembrance of all those Ulstermen & women from the Greater Dunmurry area who died during the great wars 1914-1918 and 1939-1945. Also those men and women who died during the recent conflict. Lest we forget.” The “recent conflict” perhaps includes the Ulster Special Constabulary (the B Specials), formed in 1920 and replaced by the UDR in 1970 – as included in the plaque on the railings. Rowan Drive, Dunmurry. See previously: Their Loyalty Betrayed and the 2005 images of Freedom Corner.
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UDA emblem on boards in Rowan Drive in Seymour Hill.
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This is dedicated to our fallen comrades. Wesley Nicholl (OC), murdered by the IRA, 19-6-76, Brian Morton ‘Morty’, freedom fighter killed in action 7-7-97. Seymour Hill C Batt. They gave their lives so we may live in freedom.”
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Old photos and uniforms of the Queensway Flute Band in Seymour Hill are displayed on a living-room wall. “This mural is dedicated to all our members who have passed away since our formation [in 1977]. Lest we forget.”
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