Two image of anti-UDA graffiti: above, “UDA child beaters” and “UDA beware”; below, “UDA out!”
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UDA Child Beaters
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38 Days
Saor Uladh member Liam Hannaway went on hunger strike in protest at being held in a Special Supervision Unit at Maghaberry prison rather than with other republican prisoners. He ended his fast when he was moved to a hospital ward after 42 days. For more see RN | BBC-NI.
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The Right To Be Happy
Join SFY
This is all that remains of a “Join SFY [Sınn Féın Youth]” (top) and “Vote SF” (bottom) wall in Berwick Road, Ardoyne.
For the original boards (a molotov cocktail, 3-in-1 RUC man, and green ribbon), see C01373.
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Forget The Past
“HET” was the “Historical Enquiries Team”, investigating unsolved killings from the Troubles. It lasted from 2005 to 2014 (WP). The graffiti in these images from Mount Vernon and the Shore Road, are perhaps specifically in connection with the investigation into the UVF unit in the area (BelTel) and the murder of Jim Harbinson (BelTel). “Forget the past – peace was delivered”, “HET go home”, “Gerry Adams ya peado [sic] – root da kids”.
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Shankill Supports The Republican Feud
Graffiti next to the upper security gate in Northumberland Street. It is not clear which feud is being referred to.
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Car Park Of Dreams
Car Park Of Dreams, Hopewell Square, lower Shankill, west Belfast.
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O’Neill Must Go
Graffiti on the British Portland Cement building outside Magheramorne, possibly dating to 1969 and UUP leader and NI prime minister Terence O’Neill’s reform plan in the wake of the rioting in Derry and the march to Burntollet.
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1690-1990
On the 300th anniversary of King William’s victory at the Battle Of The Boyne, red-white-and-blue coping stones on Ballylig Road in Magheramorne, outside Larne, with the Presbyterian church in the background.
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UVF Barn
“UVF” painted on sheet of metal in front of a padlocked barn on the upper Crumlin/Ballyutoag Road, Belfast.
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Extramural Activity 