Hooded gunman against the background of an Ulster Banner in Fountain Street, Antrim.
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90th Anniversary UVF
“Ulster Volunteer Force 90th anniversary 1912-2002.” The modern UVF was formed in 1966 and took the name of the 1913 Ulster Volunteers.
Donegore Drive, Antrim, on a gable next to Ulster Volunteer Force.
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Ulster Volunteer Force
UVF/YCV/RHC board with the central emblem in barbed wire and two hooded figures with assault rifles.
Donegore Drive, Antrim, on a gable next to a 90th anniversary board.
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The People’s Army
South Antrim 1st battalion The UVF emblem flanked by UVF and YCV flags. Kilgreel Road, only yards from a UDA mural.
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John Gregg
“South East Antrim [UDA/UYM]. In proud memory of Brig. John Gregg, T. Daly, B. Hobbs, B. Smyth, J. Kelly, G. Evans, J. McClure, W. Gordon, G. Fittis, A. Helm. Quis separabit.” Gregg was a hero to loyalists for seriously injuring Gerry Adams in 1984. He was killed in the Adair feud in 2003.
Kilgreel Road, Antrim
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Denver Smith
2009 image of the Denver Smith memorial in Parkhall Road, Antrim, previously seen in 2003. The four small plaques along the bottom are missing.
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In Memory Of Brigadier Billy Wright
“In memory of Brigadier Billy Wright (King Rat). ‘Greater love hath no man than this: that a man lay down his life for his friends.’ – John Ch15v13. Gone but not forgotten.” Loyalist Volunteer Force memorial Craighill in Ballycraigy, Antrim.
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End British Policing In Ireland
“End British policing in Ireland: intimidation, sectarianism, 28 day detention, corruption, child assaults, evidence tampering –www.32csm.info” 32 County Sovereignty Movement board on Durrow Park, Derry.
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Don’t Listen 2 SF Traiters
“Don’t listen 2 S[ınn] F[éın] traiters [sic] – RIRA”.
Fountain Street, Strabane
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You Lost Your Lives But Will Never Die
The river Mourne flows through Strabane town, home to 20 IRA volunteers and Sinn Féin activists who died during the Troubles: Fian Tobias Molloy, Vol. Eugene Devlin, Vol. Seamus Harvey, Vol. Gerard McGlynn, Vol. Jim McGinn, Vol. Neil Lafferty, Vol. Patrick Cannon, Vol. Peter McElchar, Hugh Devine, Vol. Michael Devine, Vol. David Devine, Vol. Charles Breslin, Vol. Josie Connolly, Vol. Danny McCauley, Patrick Shanaghan, Vol Damian Brolloy, Jim McAleer, Ivan Barr, Charlie McHugh.
“You’ve come to know the winds that blow, the glory that surrounds you. You hills that flow from Knockavoe, to wrap their warmth around you; on Irish streets in August heat, thro’ dusky dark December, you lost your lives but will never die, as long as we remember.” The author of the poem is unknown.
Fountain Street, Strabane
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