Orange Order banner outside the lodge on Sandy Row with Queen Elizabeth II on one side and King Billy on the other. “One faith, one crown.”
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UVF Band
The UVF flute band celebrates its 41st anniversary with a banner over Newtownards Road, Belfast. There was one in 2009 for the 40th. “They said we’d never last.”
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Smash Section 44!
“End PSNI harassment – smash section 44!” ‘Section 44’ is a reference to the Terrorism Act of 2000, which allows police to stop and search people without “reasonable suspicion”.
Éırígí campaign banner on the Falls Road, Belfast.
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Rule Britannia
Two sides of a single banner in Castle Street, down-town Portadown. “Honouring Britain’s armed forces, past, present and future. Rule Britannia” and “God save the Queen. Portadown – Proud to be British.”
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Welcome To The Shankill
A large banner in Spier’s Place above the 90th anniversary UVF mural and the memorial to Marchant, King, and Hamilton.
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Siege Heroes Trail
“Siege heroes trail starts here [i.e. the junction of Palace and Society streets]. The perfect guide to the history within and around the historic Walls of Londonderry. Pick up your Siege Heroes Guide inside the Memorial Hall and Discover the Trail. http://www.siegeheroestrail.com”
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Welcome To North Belfast
Cosgrave Heights (in Tiger’s Bay) celebrates the Battle Of The Boyne in 1690 with an arch and bunting.
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UVF Band
“They said we’d never last.” The UVF Regimental (flute) Band (tw) celebrates 40 years in existence with a banner across the Newtownards Road at the Belvoir Bar (to the left of the bunting in the third image). (The final image is of the bunting in Lendrick street, across Newtownards Road). See also: 50th anniversary.
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Collusion
It’s not clear that this ‘collusion’ tarp – with spider-legs of MI5, UDR, PSNI, RHC, UFF, LVF, UDA, UVF and a web beginning at the door of 10 Downing Street – was ever hung, perhaps due to the spelling mistake: “A web of double-agents, death squads and deciept [sic]”. Similar image on Andersonstown Road. It is lying at the Glen Road-Falls Road junction, site of the old RUC barracks.
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Féıle An Phobaıl 2008
“Féıle An Phobaıl, 1988-2008 fıche blıaın/20 years. Fáılte go dtí West Belfast. Join in and enjoy the craic. Adh mór [good luck] Sat 2nd Aug – Sun 10th Aug”. A Robert Ballagh illustration of a dove-shaped lily emerging from a border bollard, done originally for Féıle in 1993. Rockdale Street, Belfast.
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