In-progress image of a new, lighter, mural to UDA hit-man Stevie ‘Top Gun’ McKeag.
Hopewell Crescent, Belfast
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Stevie ‘Top Gun’ McKeag
painted wall
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“The young do not know enough to be prudent and therefore they attempt the impossible and achieve it … generation after generation – Pearl S Buck” “Adults do not perceive children as a minority group but as helpless, inexperienced, defenseless young people who need protection … This attitude must be confronted, challenged and refuted if young people are to secure their political rights. – Bob Franklin”. The info board describes the history of the wall, from Eddie to Can It Change? to the current re-imaging. Painted by Ed Reynolds. With support from the Arts Council, Belfast City Council, and the Lower Shankill Community Association.
Hopewell Crescent, lower Shankill, Belfast
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The Battle Of Talavera
“The Bloody Battle, July 1809. Prince of Wales own Irish became the Royal Irish Fusiliers 1827 motto Quis Separabit.” Completed version of the 2008 in-progress The Battle Of Talavera. Hopewell Crescent, Belfast.
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Comradeship, Unity & Discipline
A mixture of modern and latter-day Ulster Volunteers: the names of WWI dead are listed on both sides, while six modern volunteers are portrayed above the central panel of soldiers in a trench. J1835 lists the men in the previous version of the mural as J. Shaw, T. Mawhinney, J. Cordner, C. Logan, S. McCrea, W. Millar.
Inniscarn Drive, Rathcoole, Newtownabbey
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Charge Of The 36th At Thiepval
“The charge of the 36th (Ulster) Division at Thiepval, 1st July 1916. By the end of the battle, five thousand five hundred Ulstermen lay dead. ‘At the going down of the sun and in the morning we will remember them.'”
Inniscarn Drive, Rathcoole
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UDA – UFF
“UDA” and “UFF” graffiti on an Ulster Banner in the Boyne Court alley, Belfast. With “KAT” (Kill All Taigs) adjacent.
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UFF 2nd Batt A Coy Glengormley
“They live with us in memory still/Not just today but always will.” “Dedicated to all our fallen comrades of South East Antrim Brigade.” “Vol A Helm, Co G Evens, Vol W Gordan, Vol J Woods, Vol T McDonald”.
Queens Avenue, Glengormley
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In Memory Of A Fallen Comrade
2009 image of the 2006’s In Memory Of A Fallen Comrade. (The specific comrade being Colin Caldwell.)
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The Young, The Brave, The Fearless
2009 images of the YCV mural on Broadway in the Village, Belfast, seen previously in 2008. The plaque on the side wall reads: “In loving memory of Volunteer Colin Castle, died 17th February 2006. Lest we forget.” The additional wide shot includes the John Hanna mural and (barely visible) the small Gary Hamilton mural (see C05190).
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Village UVF
2009 image of the 2nd battalion, B company UVF mural in the Village, Belfast, previously seen in 2008.
Tavanagh Street, Village, south Belfast
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