After a year without any change, work appears to have stopped on this UVF mural in Ballyearl. It links together the Ulster Volunteers of the first world war (shown on the left of the wall, with a Victoria Cross, Carson and the covenant, and a cross on the battlefield of Flanders) and the modern UVF (represented by a hooded gunman with rifle brought to bear, and the Nissen huts of Long Kesh. An orange lily and red poppy complete the tableau.
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text: X03567 X03564 X03566 X03485 X03568 ballyearl dr ballyclare rathcoole tiger’s bay shore lanarkshire craigneuk carluke bellshill tyneside glengormley new mossley mount vernon 3rd battalion new mossley weather cloudly uvf ycv for god and ulster
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