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Loyalist Murals 2000-2009

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2000. Dean Park, Carrickfergus, County Antrim

Iron Maiden's mascot Eddie as a loyalist with tattered UDA flag, Grim Reaper, three crosses, Red Hand in 6-pointed star. ‘UFF. B Coy C-Fergus. Show no mercy and expect none.’
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2001. Sandy Row, Belfast

Loyalist gunman and Red Hands. 'You are now entering loyalist Sandy Row, heartland of South Belfast Ulster Freedom Fighters. Quit separabit.’
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2002. Hopewell Crescent, Belfast

Portrait of Queen Elizabeth, Union flag. ‘HM Queen Elizabeth II. Golden Jubilee.’
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2003. Shankill Road, Belfast

IRA atrocities on Shankill Road: Fourstep Inn, bombed September 29th 1971; 2 innocents killed, Balmoral Showrooms, bombed December 11th 1971; 2 adults and 1 baby killed, Mountainview Tavern, bombed April 5th 1975; 5 innocents killed, Bayardo Bar, bombed Aug. 13th 1975; 5 innocents killed, Frizzells Fish Shop, bombed Oct. 24th 1993; 9 innocents killed. '30 years of indiscriminate slaughter by so-called non-sectarian freedom fighters. No military targets, no economic targets, no legitimate targets. Where are our inquiries? Where is our truth? Where is our justice?’
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2004. Mount Vernon Road, Belfast

Armed loyalists, UVF, YCV and PAF emblems. ‘Prepared for peace, ready for war.’
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2005. Abbot Drive, Bowton, Newtownards, County Down

Ulster-Scots emigrants to America, ships, covered wagon, stars and stripes,  soldiers, Presidents James Buchanan and Andrew Jackson.
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2006. Derrycoole Way, Rathcoole, Newtownabbey, County Antrim

Statue of armed men on plinth, RHC emblems. ‘United we conquer. It’s not for glory or riches we fight but for our people. B Company, 1st Battalion, Rathcoole, Red Hand Commando, Red Hand Youth’.
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2007. Hopewell Crescent, Belfast

Ulster emblem, Cuchulainn and army
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2008. Montrose Street South, Belfast

Portrait of David Ervine, Harland and Wolff crane, empty chair, boots. ‘Those who forget the past are condemned to repeat it.
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2009. Hopewell Crescent, Belfast

Mural advocating children's right to play.
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