
Nationalists carry a Tricolour in front of Belfast City Hall, campaigning for rights.
Dunville Street, west Belfast
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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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Tiger’s Bay First Flute mural with UDA crest and scrolls to “M[ark?] Bacon” (UDA, a captain of the flute band, killed by IRA stabbing in July 1986 at age 26 – one | two | three) and “R Baird”.
“Edlingham Street” is given, but probably at the bottom (i.e. just above N Queen Street) of U Canning Street or Mervue Street.
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“Ulster Says No!” modified with “To The Politic[i]ans”. Below is a UDA/LPA/UFF emblem (with uzi) on the corner of Hogarth Street, Tiger’s Bay, north Belfast.
“Quis separabit”
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