The centre of the UVF emblem (typically a red hand) is replaced by masked volunteer with AK-47. “For God and Ulster”.
Chelsea Street, 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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A hooded UVF gunman kneels between the Ulster banner and the UVF flag. “Shankill”, “No surrender”. No 6 of 9 in Percy Place, Belfast.
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Copyright © 1988 Peter Moloney
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UFF/UDA/LPA/UDF emblems in the four fields of an Ulster banner on a shield, flanked by Union flag and Saltire, with gunmen on manoeuvres in the countryside.
Crumlin Road, Belfast. To the left, and out of view to the left, are a pair of UVF murals.
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The yellow triangle of the PAF (Protestant Action Force, a cover for the UVF) with the words”The UVF reserve the right to strike at republican targets where and when the opportunity arises.” with adjacent UVF/YCV hooded gunmen mural in Ohio Street, Belfast.
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Loyalist prisoners of war (LPOW) mural in Rosebank Street, Belfast, with red hands wrapped in barbed wire, the Union flag and Ulster banner, under an assault rifle.
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UDA/UFF/WDA (Woodvale Defence Association) and William “Bucky” McCullough Memorial Flute Band mural, with silhouetted volunteers, images of various weapons (held in red hands), and barbed wire.
Heather Street, west Belfast.
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Dates back to at least 1987.
The UDA and UVF/YCV share a wall in Matchett Street, Belfast. In the main (UVF) panel, two hooded gunmen with rifles kneel beneath additional weapons on either side the UVF emblem (“For God and Ulster”) and Orange flag and Ulster banner.
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Copyright © 1988 Peter Moloney
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1987 version of the ANC-IRA mural on Beechmount Avenue, Belfast. Benjamin Moloise’s words on the right and the letters “IRA” below the shield have been painted out (perhaps to repair the paint-bombing visible in the 1986 version Tell The World Freedom Is At Hand) but more paint has been thrown over the mural and “UVF” has been spray-painted on.
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Copyright © 1987 Peter Moloney
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Peter Moloney Collection 