The Confederate flag, along with the more typical St Andrew’s Saltire, Ulster Banner, and Union Flag, fly in Ballysally, Coleraine.
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Confederate Ballysally
PUL
Londonderry And N’Antrim Brigade
UFF board in Ballysally featuring the stones of Giant’s Causeway. For the missing panel, showing a crouching hooded gunman, see J0836.
Danes Hill Road, Coleraine
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UDA
“UDA” letters on a power pole in Rosemary Place, Coleraine.
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William Campbell
William Campbell was 19 when he was killed 3rd January, 2002 “on active service”, that is, by a premature bomb explosion, in the (mixed) Heights area of Coleraine, on the west side of the Bann (BBC | Guardian).
Tullyarton Road, Harpur’s Hill (east of the Bann), Coleraine
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Coleraine UDA
[North Antrim & Londonderry Brigade] B Coy, 2nd Batt, UDA/UFF boards next to the shops in Harpur’s Hill, Coleraine.
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Killowen LOL 930
King Billy on his white steed, between orange lillies on the Orange lodge in Shuttle Hill, Coleraine, with the arch of Orange symbols at the front gate.
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Loyalist Harpur’s Hill
“Fuck the PSNI scum” and “FTP” in Lisnablagh Road, Harpur’s Hill, Coleraine.
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Ballybeen UFF
UFF emblem between Ulster Banner and Union Flag, Strone Park, Dundonald.
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Our Wee Country
This Lord Street mural celebrates the accomplishments of the Northern Ireland soccer team: British champions in 1914, 1980, and 1984 – the last year the “Home Championship” was held and so the trophy (at left) is held by the IFA; World Cup qualifiers in 1958 (Sweden), 1982 (Spain), and 1986 (Mexico). The original trophy, by Jules Rimet, is shown in the third panel; it was kept by Brazil when it won for a third time in 1970. With sponsorship by the East Belfast Historical And Cultural Society. Replaces J2706 “Magnifico Viva Norn Iron”. The image of the Ulster Banner is from 2009; there is “IRA” graffiti in the top left.
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Here We Stand We Can Do No Other
The Orange Order was prevented from marching from Drumcree church (shown in the board) down the Garvaghy Road (in Portadown) by the RUC in the mid- to late-1990s, which the OO claimed impinged upon its “civil and religious liberty” (in the flag). The dispute was notable (among other reasons) for the emergence of Billy Wright (then a member of the UVF). Wright was unhappy with how the dispute was conducted and ultimately he and his unit were stood down (in 1996), and Wright went on to found the LVF.
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