UDA 2nd battalion North Antrim & Londonderry emblem in Millburn, Coleraine (Linden Avenue) and a nail-up in Rosemary Place/Maple Drive, seen in M03660.
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2012 update of the Ballysally UFF mural seen previously in 2007, plus the nearby UDA board, also seen in 2007.
Danes Hill Rd, Coleraine
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It took Allied forces two months (July – September, 1916) to take High Wood (Bois de Fourcaux – wood of the pitchforks, as made from the chestnut trees (Great War Forum)) as part of the battle of the Somme. The commemorative mural shown here replaces an earlier UFF piece for the Coleraine 2nd battalion of the Londonderry-North Antrim brigade. On the third side is the emblem of the UDA, surrounded with an Ulster Banner and the flag of the independent Northern Ireland – previously there had been two Ulster banners.
Loughanhill Park, Coleraine
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It’s not clear how long this mural has been in place (possibly 1994 or earlier), but this is a design (four wings of the UDA in the quadrants of an Ulster Banner shield) with a long heritage – see 1988 in the Fountain, Londonderry, 1990 in the Waterside, Londonderry, 1988 variation in Belfast.
For a view of the “Ulster 1690” behind the wall, see Extramural Activity.
Cuba Walk, Belfast
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“WBTA/Travel Ireland Coaches load UDA tour buses – scum” (or possibly, ” … UDA scum tour buses”). “WBTA” = West Belfast Taxi Association (taxitrax)
Please get in touch if you know what this piece of St James’s Park graffiti refers to.
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Insignia of the UDA, UFF, and UYM – and a red hand on a street lamp – in Moeran Park, Portadown
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“Fuck da ‘RA – Up da ‘gers”, “Fuck all taigs”, “Fuck the pope”, “UDA”, and “UTH”.
Graffiti in Rathbeg Drive, Limavady
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These UFF stickers were added to all three roundabout signs in the middle of Craigyhill. Below is a campaign sign from independent candidate Mark Dunn.
Linn Road, Craigyhill
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The small plaque in the alcove behind the Eastway club is replaced by a much more substantial stone: “South-East Antrim Brigade. This memorial is dedicated to the memory of the officers and members of our organisation who were murdered by the enemies of Ulster and to those who paid the supreme sacrifice whilst on active service during the present conflict. Quis separabit. ‘They shall not grow old as we that are left grow old/Age shall not weary them nor the years condemn/At the going down of the sun and in the morning/We will remember them’.”
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UYM/UDA mural in Severn Street, Belfast, seen previously in 2006, showing some wear. The mural would be blacked out the following year.
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