Nationalists carry a Tricolour in front of Belfast City Hall, campaigning for rights.
Dunville Street, west Belfast
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Nationalist Rights March
Belfast west
Coıllte Bhéal Feırste
In 1992, the Forest Of Belfast project was started, a public-private to preserve old trees and encourage tree-planting. Above is one of the murals painted to publicise the effort. (Another was – and remains to this day (2017) – on Hillman Street/Antrim Road.)
Shiels Street, west Belfast.
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Copyright © 1993 Peter Moloney
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We Will Never Accept A United Ireland
“We Will Never Accept A United Ireland” and “Ulster still says No”. UVF and PAF insignia, and a volunteer with raised first on the Union Flag-covered island of Northern Ireland. Replaces Northern Island.
Percy Place, Shankill, west Belfast
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YCV
The YCV shamrock and a small board with the (unofficial) arms of the 36th (Ulster) Division, including a Union flag and harp above a red hand on a field of shamrocks. Crumlin Road, Belfast. Seen previously in 1988.
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Copyright © 1993 Peter Moloney
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Killed In Action
This is an early version of the Brian Robinson mural in Disraeli Street, Belfast. It features Robinson’s portrait in a wreath (“For God and Ulster – 1st Batt. B. Coy”) and the emblems of the UVF and PAF. It would later be modified to include flags and a scroll. Robinson was shot by the British Army in 1989 immediately after he had shot and killed a Catholic (Paddy McKenna) walking along Crumlin Road.
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Copyright © 1993 Peter Moloney
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1st Batt B/Coy
UVF/YCV mural in Broom Street, Belfast, with UVF flag and Ulster Banner.
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Shutting The Gates Of Derry
75 Years Of Struggle
“Easter 1916-1991. 75 years of struggle. Join in the fight”.
Falls Road, Belfast
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Mandela Father Of Freedom
Who Fears To Speak Of Easter Week
Two images of a mural for the 75th anniversary of the Easter Rising (éirí amach na Casca 1916-1991) by Mo Chara Kelly, who recreates a piece by Robert Ballagh showing the signatories of the Proclamation (and Countess Markievicz) with raised fists (included below). A phoenix is added, above. Glenalina Road/Whiterock Road, Belfast.
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