King William III is flanked by foot soldiers from 1690 and 1990. “We the people of Sandy Row remember with pride the 300th anniversary of the Battle of the Boyne. No surrender. Signed, UFF.” With a sketch of a UDA emblem to the right.
Blythe Street, Sandy Row, south Belfast
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Copyright © 1990 Peter Moloney
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“All the loyalist prisoners” here means UVF, UDA, YCV, and PAF. Previously: the same mural in 1988.
Percy Place, west Belfast.
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Copyright © 1989 Peter Moloney
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1989 version of a UDA mural on a yard wall in Percy Place, showing some deterioriation when compared to the 1988 version.
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Copyright © 1989 Peter Moloney
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A detail from the UDA/UDF ‘Shutting the gates of Derry’ mural in Canmore Street that we first saw last year.
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1989 version of a mural seen last year, with emblems and slogans of the UFF, UDA, UDF, and LPA. Hawkin Street/Kennedy Place, Londonderry.
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Copyright © 1989 Peter Moloney
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The UDA emblem is shown on a red fist between the Ulster Banner and the emblem itself on a flag, which is highly unusual. “Quis separabit”.
Redcliffe Drive, east Belfast.
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East Belfast roll of honour, with T[ommy] Herron, the leading UDA man of the early 70s, at the centre. The others named are: Boyd, Douglas, Turkington, Watters, Welsh, Stratton, W. Warnock, Mitchell Jr, Craig, Clark, McVeigh, Mitchell, Livingstone, Reid, R. Warnock, Petherbridge. “Quis separabit”
Redcliffe Parade, east Belfast
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Volunteers from the UDA, UFF, and UVF, with unmasked faces, each carrying a weapon (and one Ulster Banner in the middle). Painted by Johnny Jamison Jr. Severn Street, Belfast.
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Both “Yukon St says no” and “Ulster says no” (to the Anglo-Irish Agreement). UDA/UDF graffiti in Yukon Street, Belfast, with a Protestant Boys Flute Band mural featuring the flags of Britain, Northern Ireland, and Scotland.
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Young Newton is the Newtownards Road division of the Ulster Young Militants (UYM) and formerly a Tartan Gang. In this image we see UDA insignia from Severn Street, Belfast, as well as the shamrock of the (UVF-associated) YCV.
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