A UFF Uzi sub-machine gun in Edlingham Street, Tiger’s Bay, north Belfast. For a comprehensive account of loyalist weapons, see Balaclava Street.
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Copyright © 1993 Peter Moloney
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UFF Uzi
physical force
We Will Never Accept A United Ireland
“We Will Never Accept A United Ireland” and “Ulster still says No”. UVF and PAF insignia, and a volunteer with raised first on the Union Flag-covered island of Northern Ireland. Replaces Northern Island.
Percy Place, Shankill, west Belfast
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Killed In Action
This is an early version of the Brian Robinson mural in Disraeli Street, Belfast. It features Robinson’s portrait in a wreath (“For God and Ulster – 1st Batt. B. Coy”) and the emblems of the UVF and PAF. It would later be modified to include flags and a scroll. Robinson was shot by the British Army in 1989 immediately after he had shot and killed a Catholic (Paddy McKenna) walking along Crumlin Road.
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1st Batt B/Coy
UVF/YCV mural in Broom Street, Belfast, with UVF flag and Ulster Banner.
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Shutting The Gates Of Derry
Remember Bloody Sunday
Here are images from 1993 of the (now vandalised) ‘bin lids’ mural in Westland Street, Derry. The side wall this time asks us to “Remember Bloody Sunday” on Sunday January 26th (1992?).
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mUrDeRers
A skeleton wrapped in a Union Flag holds a smoking pistol. Blood drips from the letters “U”, “D”, and “R” in the word “murderers”. New Lodge Road, Belfast.
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Demand Segregation
A raised fist wrapped in barbed wire within a tricoloured circle. “New Lodge R.d youth demand segregation”.
New Lodge Road, north Belfast
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IRA
Two images of electricity poles on the New Lodge Road, with an “IRA” nail-up and tricolours flying.
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The Support Of Our People Is Obvious
“The support of our people is obvious, in that we could not survive or increase our operations without it. With our support, our weaponry and the calibre of our volunteers and activists, we will win and are set firmly [on] the task of achieving victory.” With the lark as the ‘Spirit of freedom’ and a celebrating volunteer in the tri-colours. New Lodge Road, Belfast.
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