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    • 1987
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    • Murals; Loyalist; Robert Bradford

    • Loyalist mural, Donegall Pass, South Belfast, 1989. Mural commemorates Rev Robert Bradford, local Unionist MP, killed by the IRA in 1981. Cannon and cannon balls symbolise siege of Derry and role of Apprentice Boys; Union Jacks and Northern Ireland...



    • 1987
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    • Murals; Loyalist; 1690

    • Loyalist mural, Percy Place, West Belfast, 1987.Loyalist slogan 'No Surrender', above British Crown on crest with Scottish flag and Red Hand of Ulster; Union Jack to left, Ulster flag to right; 1690 - date of Battle of Boyne.



    • 1987
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    • Murals; Loyalist; UDA; UFF; LPA; UDF

    • Loyalist mural, Crumlin Road, North belfast, 1987. Mural depicts Ulster Freedom Fighters Volunteers in rural setting with automatic machine guns; Union Jack and Scottish flag backdrop to crest of flag of Ulster with insignia of UFF, Ulster defence...



    • 1987
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    • Murals; Loyalist

    • Loyalist mural, Percy Place, West Belfast, 1987. Mural in Percy Place, Lower Shankill Road, depicts map of Northern Ireland in the form of Union Jack with symbol of Ulster at centre; underneath, Loyalist slogan - 'No Surrender'.



    • 1987
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    • Murals; Loyalist; Prisoners; UVF; UDA; YCV; Protestant Action Force

    • Loyalist mural, Percy Place, West Belfast, 1987. Mural depicts insignia of various Loyalist paramilitary organisations, from top left clockwise: UVF, UDA, Young Citizen Volunteers, Protestant Action Force. Centre: Ulster flag with map of Northern...



    • 1988
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    • Murals; Republicans

    • Republican mural, Springhill Avenue, Ballymurphy, 1988. From top left, mural depicts Union Jack gradually submerging under sea of green from which rises the Starry Plough (symbol of James Connolly's Irish Citizen Army).



    • 1988
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    • Murals; Republicans

    • Republican mural, Springhill Avenue, Ballymurphy, 1988. From top left, mural depicts Union Jack gradually submerging under sea of green from which rises the Starry Plough (symbol of James Connolly's Irish Citizen Army).



    • 1989
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    • Murals; Republicans; Bonfires; Anniversary of Internment

    • Republican mural on Sinn Féin office in background; annual bonfire, with Union Jack and Northern Irish flag atop, to commemorate anniversary of Internment, Falls Road, West Belfast, 1989.



    • 1989
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    • Street Signs; Unionist; July 12th; Memorial

    • Unionist arch, Percy Place, Lower Shankill, West Belfast, 1989. Lower left and right, Northern Ireland and Scotland flags; upper left and right, Union Jack and Northern Irish flag; centre: Union Jack with image of King William at Battle of Boyne,...



    • 1989
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    • Murals; Loyalist; UDA; UFF; RSD; LPA; UDF; John McMichael

    • Loyalist mural, Donegall Road, South Belfast, 1989. Mural commemorates John McMichael, Loyalist paramilitary leader who also became involved in politics with the creation of the Ulster Loyalist Democratic Party; McMichael was killed by the IRA with...



    • 1989
    •  

    • Murals; Loyalist; Robert Bradford

    • Loyalist mural, Donegall Pass, South Belfast, 1989. Mural commemorates Rev Robert Bradford, local Unionist MP, killed by the IRA in 1981. Cannon and cannon balls symbolise siege of Derry and role of Apprentice Boys; Union Jacks and Northern Ireland...



    • 1989
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    • Street Signs; Loyalist

    • Loyalist street signs, Sandy Row, South Belfast, 1989. Red, White and Blue colours of the Union flag on kerbstones and traffic signal.



    • 1989
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    • Murals; Loyalist; UVF

    • Loyalist mural, Tavanagh Street, South Belfast, 1989. Mural depicts Ulster Volunteer Force crest, 'For God and Ulster', Red Hand of Ulster dripping blood, Crown atop. 'South Belfast Regiment'; flowers symbolise nations of the Union - English Rose,...



    • 1989
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    • Murals; Loyalist; King William of Orange; Battle of the Boyne

    • Loyalist mural, Donegall Road, South Belfast, 1989. 'Village' - Village area, South Belfast, mural depicts King William of Orange, triumphant, at Battle of Boyne, July 1st 1690; framed by masonic Arch, two Union Jack crests top right and left.



    • 1989
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    • Murals; Loyalist; King William of Orange

    • Loyalist mural, Donegall Road, South Belfast, 1989. 'Village' - Village area, South Belfast, mural depicts King William of Orange, triumphant, at Battle of Boyne, July 1st 1690; framed by masonic Arch, two Union Jack crests top right and left....



    • 1994
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    • Murals; Republicans; Collusion; Prisoners; RUC; RIR; British Army

    • Republican mural, Whiterock Road, Ballymurphy, West Belfast, 1994. Image of British soldier patrolling streets with Belfast mountains in background and local houses - including Easter 1916 mural. Top of mural, Gaelic: 'Slan Abhaile' (Safe Home),...



    • 1996
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    • Murals; Republicans; Sinn Féin; James Connolly; Street signs

    • Republican mural, Rockmount St., St James, West Belfast. Mural commemorates 90th anniversary of the execution of James Connolly, a leader of the 1916 Revolution; portrait of Connolly against Liberty Hall in Dublin with the banner, 'We serve neither...



    • 1996
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    • Murals; Republicans; Sinn Féin; James Connolly

    • Republican mural, Rockmount St., St James, West Belfast. Mural commemorates 90th anniversary of the execution of James Connolly, a leader of the 1916 Revolution; portrait of Connolly against Liberty Hall in Dublin with the banner, 'We serve neither...



    • 1996/2006

    • 2010

    • Loyalist; Murals

    • Loyalist mural, Newtownards Rd., East Belfast, 1996/2006. Paramilitary figure; 'UFF Formed 1973 East Belfast Brigade.For as long as one hundred of us remain alive we shall never in any way consent to submit to the Irish for its not honour glory or...



    • 1997

    • 2004

    • Loyalist; Murals

    • Loyalist mural, Linfield Road, Sandy Row, South Belfast, 1997. Mural depicts 'Ulster First Flute' (Band), with Red Hand of Ulster, Union Jack and Northern Irish flag and two paramilitary figures.

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