East Belfast roll of honour, with T[ommy] Herron, the leading UDA man of the early 70s, at the centre. The others named are: Boyd, Douglas, Turkington, Watters, Welsh, Stratton, W. Warnock, Mitchell Jr, Craig, Clark, McVeigh, Mitchell, Livingstone, Reid, R. Warnock, Petherbridge. “Quis separabit”
Redcliffe Parade, east Belfast
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Derek Wood and David Howes were two British Army corporals, killed on March 19, 1988, during the funeral of IRA volunteer Caoimhín Mac Brádaigh/Kevin Brady, who was killed by Michael Stone at the funeral of the Gibraltar 3. The mural shows a soldier in stained glass, as well as portraits of the two corporals. “We will remember them.” Mersey Street, Belfast
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UVF emblem with the Ulster Banner and UVf flag. Ballymacarrett Walk (where was that?), Belfast.
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Loyalist mural in Meekon Street, Belfast with a rare (and perhaps unique) image of a red fist smashing through the lower part of the island of Ireland (the Republic of Ireland, painted in the colours of green, white, and orange) while Northern Ireland — shown by an Ulster Banner — is unscathed. Below, “Ulster says no” with six-pointed star, Union flag, and Ulster Banner.
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The English crown over the red hand of Ulster, with St Andrew’s Saltire and Ulster Banner. Just out of shot, “Meekon St Say’s No”.
Meekon Street, east Belfast
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Volunteers from the UDA, UFF, and UVF, with unmasked faces, each carrying a weapon (and one Ulster Banner in the middle). Painted by Johnny Jamison Jr. Severn Street, Belfast.
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Both “Yukon St says no” and “Ulster says no” (to the Anglo-Irish Agreement). UDA/UDF graffiti in Yukon Street, Belfast, with a Protestant Boys Flute Band mural featuring the flags of Britain, Northern Ireland, and Scotland.
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Young Newton is the Newtownards Road division of the Ulster Young Militants (UYM) and formerly a Tartan Gang. In this image we see UDA insignia from Severn Street, Belfast, as well as the shamrock of the (UVF-associated) YCV.
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Two images from the side wall of UDA headquarters in Gawn Street, Belfast. The first has a shield divided into four with UDA-associated groups in each (UFF, UDA, LPA, UDF); the second has the traditional UDA emblem, with Ulster and Scotland shaking hands above. Both are flanked with Union Flag and Ulster Banner.
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King William III, July 1690, crossing the Boyne on his white steed. Percy Place, Belfast.
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Copyright © 1988 Peter Moloney
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Peter Moloney Collection 