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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UFF
physical force
UDA South-East Antrim Brigade
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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Ulster Young Militants
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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Release The Prisoners
This Hillborough Drive stencil dates back to the ceasefire and the Agreement, when the release of political prisoners was a prominent issue in negotiations on both sides. Republicans had a “green ribbon” campaign; loyalists used the the stencil shown here, which has fared better than the plaster it is painted on.
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Loyalist Madrid Street
UVF graffiti just off Templemore Avenue, across from Martin Street.
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No More
A boy in blue and girl in green, from opposite communities in east Belfast, shake hands against the backdrop of the Harland & Wolff cranes. The poem “No More” in the middle of the mural is by community worker Jim Wilson, whose grandson Dylan is shown on the left. A smaller version of this mural, without the poem, is in Short Strand’s Edgar Street – see No More.
“No more bombing, no more murder
No more killing of our sons
No more standing at the grave side
Having to bury our loved ones
No more waking up every hour
Hoping our children, they come home
No more maimed or wounded people
Who have suffered all alone
No more minutes to leave a building
No more fear of just parked cars
No more looking over our shoulders
No more killing in our bars
No more hatred from our children
No more. No more. No more!”
By Dee Craig in Kenilworth Place, Belfast
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From The Greater Bone, Ballybone, Rosapenna
A mural of hands releasing doves is added to the memorial garden in Clós Ard An Lao, in Ardoyne (and a lower plaque is removed). In the middle is a plaque in remembrance of 38 local people (“from the greater Bone, Ballybone, Rosapenna area”) who died during the troubles, on the left, next to the pikemen, is a celtic cross with an Óglaıgh Na hÉıreann roll of honour; on the right is a statue of Jesus with a sacred heart.
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New Name, Same Aim
“RUC/PSNI – new name, same aim”, ten years after the RUC became the PSNI.
Graffiti in Ardilea Street, Sráıd Ard An Lao.
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An Gorta Mór
The (second) Gorta Mór mural in great disrepair in Ardoyne Avenue, Belfast. The plaque to Larry Marley is on the left.
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Larry Kennedy
“In proud and loving memory of Larry Kennedy, independent Belfast City councillor, anti-H-Block and Armagh Committee. Gunned down by pro-British forces on the steps of the Shamrock club, 8th October, 1981.” According to the Andersonstown News, Kennedy was killed by the UFF. The plaque is on the Ardoyne Avenue side of the club.
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