
UDA/UFF mural in Roden Street, showing the emblems and motto of the UDA/UFF. “Quis separabit”.
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1991 image of the King William mural for the 300th anniversary of the Battle of the Boyne, in Blythe Street, Belfast.
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1991 image of the Bulldog LPA mural in Stroud Street, Belfast.
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1991 images of United We Stand, Divided We Fall at the Orange Lodge on Sandy Row, Belfast.
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The Siege and Relief of Derry are portrayed in two panels painted by J[?] Thompson, and the names of the thirteen Apprentice boys who closed the gates to the city are given in the middle: Campsie, Crookshanks, Morison, Steward, Irwin, Sherrard, Harvy, Cairns, Sherrard, Cunningham, Conninghman, Hunt, Spike. To the left and right are shields of brethren around the world: England, America, Australia, Quebec, and Eire (Éıre).
Sandy Row, south Belfast
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Mural to the memory of soldiers in the 36th (Ulster) Division and the Young Citizen Volunteers (whose emblem involves the shamrock and the words “In God our trust”) who died in World War 1.
City Walk (off Rowland Way), Sandy Row, south Belfast
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Another celebration of the 300th anniversary of the Battle Of The Boyne in 1690 – shown on the left by King William III on his steed — preceded in 1688 by the relief of the “Londonderry under siege” – shown here by the coat of arms of the city and the slogan “No surrender”.
Sandy Row, south Belfast
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