The emblem of the UDA, with Ulster banner and St Andrew’s Saltire. No 9 of 9 in Percy Place, Belfast.
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UDA
Belfast
God Save Our Queen
The Battle of the Boyne in 1690 is tied to the current British monarch (Queen Elizabeth II). Mural #8 of 9 in Percy Place, Belfast.
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One Faith, One Crown
The crown of the British monarch and the Bible. No 7 of 9 in Percy Place, Belfast.
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This Is Loyalist West Belfast
A hooded UVF gunman kneels between the Ulster banner and the UVF flag. “Shankill”, “No surrender”. No 6 of 9 in Percy Place, Belfast.
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Shankill Supports All The Loyalist Prisoners
Both UVF and UDA emblems (as well as PAF and YCV) in the quadrants of an Ulster banner shield with Northern Island in the middle. Union flags on the side and barbed wire above. No 5 of 9 on the south side of Percy Place, Belfast.
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Ulster Scotland
Mural No 4 of 9 in Percy Place, Belfast pairs an Ulster banner with a St Andrew’s Saltire, with a red hand on a six-pointed star beneath a crown. “United we stand.”
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UDA C Company
UDA/UFF/UDF/LPA mural in Percy Place, Belfast. (No 3 of 9) The slogan is mistakenly written as “Sans pure” – it should be “sans peur” (without fear). “Quis separabit”
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Northern Island
Percy Place, No 2 of 9. Loyalist paramilitary volunteer (perhaps based on Gusty Spence) with an Ulster banner in one hand and an automatic rifle in the other, standing on an unattached Northern Ireland.
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No Surrender 1690
The left-most mural (No. 1 of 9) in Percy Place, Belfast. The central motif of a red hand on a Saltire is unusual. 1690 is the date of King William III’s victory at the Battle of the Boyne.
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USSF
The West Belfast Ulster Special Service Force (USSF) was a local Shankill unit within the West Belfast regiment of the Ulster Volunteers. It lost 90% of its men at the battle of Albert on July 1st, 1916. For more of its history see BygoneDays.
Craven Street, lower Shankill, west Belfast
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