1688-1690 are the dates of William III’s conquests in Ireland, uniting it with England (the St. George’s Cross on the right) and Scotland (the St. Andrew’s Saltire on the left). Percy Place, Belfast
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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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75th anniversary (1912-1987) mural of the Ulster Volunteers on the Shankill Road, Belfast. Previously seen in a 1988 photo.
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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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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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King William III, in wig and orange sash, urges his horse into the Boyne. With orange lilies in the corners.
Ebrington Terrace, Londonderry
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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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A masked volunteer with armalite on Springfield Road, Belfast.
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If you know the location of this Belfast mural showing republican volunteer aiming an RPG launcher against a background of phoenix, tricolour, (and probably a starry plough), please let us know.
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A colourful array of flags – Tricolour, Ulster, Sunburst – bedeck a Celtic cross memorialising the Gibraltar Three.
Unity Place, Belfast
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