“UVF UFF Orange bastards”, “PSNI scum”, and other republican graffiti, somewhere on the Springfield Road, Belfast.
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Orange Bastards
UDA/UFF/UYM
Free J Adair Now
UDA brigadier Johnny “Mad Dog” Adair was imprisoned from 1995 to 1999 but had his early released revoked in 2000 because of the feud with the UVF and was sent to Maghaberry. He was released in May 2002 but again imprisoned in January 2003 (WP).
Cliftonpark Avenue, north Belfast
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RUC UDA
A board in Dove Gardens, Derry, makes allegations of collusion between the police and UDA loyalist paramilitaries, by providing information to a “loyalist death squad”.
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Shadow Of A UFF Gunman
Stencil of a UFF volunteer in kneeling position in Kennedy Place, Londonderry. With faded C-18 graffiti on the right.
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Here To Stay
The Fountain area of Londonderry is a small loyalist enclave on the west bank of the Foyle, next to the republican Bogside and Brandywell areas (and the old city).
Hawkin Street, the Fountain, Londonderry
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NF – BNP – UFF
National Front, British National Party (two far-right political parties), and UFF graffiti in Artillery Street, Londonderry
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WBL
The red hand of the UFF/UYM/West Bank Loyalists flash the victory sign.
Fountain Street, Londonderry
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UDA
“UDA” on a red, white, and blue tricoloured banner on a building site (Whitehall Square apartments). Napier Street, Belfast.
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You Are Now Entering Loyalist Sandy Row
A hooded gunman welcomes you to “loyalist Sandy Row, heartland of South Belfast Ulster Freedom Fighters. Quis separabit.” The wording is perhaps an imitation of Free Derry Corner.
Linfield Road, Sandy Row, south Belfast
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Brig. J. McMichael
Somewhat faded version of a mural (seen before in 1995) to 12 UDA ‘A’ battalion volunteers, headed by Brigadier John McMichael. Compared to the 1995 version, Harry Black and Raymie Elder have been added. (Samuel Curry will be added when the mural is repainted).
Rowland Way, Sandy Row, south Belfast
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