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A Directory of Murals - Album 47
by Dr Jonathan McCormick

Album Number:
 47
Mural Number:
 1613
Location:
 Hampton Crescent, Antiville Estate, Larne, Co. Antrim
Type:
 Unionist / Loyalist
Year:
 December 2002
Status:
 No Longer exists
Description:
 "Loud and Proud. South East Antrim Defenders F.B. 3rd Batt. UDA". Flute band mural showing Spike the Bulldog as a loyalist bandsman carrying a rifle "South East Antrim Defenders".

Album Number:
 47
Mural Number:
 1614
Location:
 Hampton Crescent, Antiville Estate, Larne, Co. Antrim
Type:
 Unionist / Loyalist
Year:
 December 2002
Status:
 No Longer exists
Description:
 "Defeat is a Word We Do Not Know, Shall Never Know and Never Accept" with UFF and UDA crest on a black background.

Album Number:
 47
Mural Number:
 1615
Location:
 Hampton Crescent, Antiville Estate, Larne, Co. Antrim
Type:
 Unionist / Loyalist
Year:
 December 2002
Status:
 No Longer exists
Description:
 thumbnail photo of mural"Larne 'D' Coy UFF. Ulster Young Militants. South East Antrim" with two Red Hands of Ulster and the UFF crest on a black background.

Album Number:
 47
Mural Number:
 1616
Location:
 Riverdale carpark opposite Gardenmore House, Larne, Co. Antrim
Type:
 Unionist / Loyalist
Year:
 December 2002
Status:
 Still exists at location
Description:
 "Larne UFF" mural painted on a board with a circular version of the Ulster flag on a black background.

Album Number:
 47
Mural Number:
 1617
Location:
 Riverdale carpark opposite Gardenmore House, Larne, Co. Antrim
Type:
 Unionist / Loyalist
Year:
 December 2002
Status:
 No Longer exists
Description:
 Three boards; "UFF" with a red fist and two rifles, the Union Jack and "UYM".

Album Number:
 47
Mural Number:
 1618
Location:
 Ballylig Road, Magheramorne, Co. Antrim
Type:
 Unionist / Loyalist
Year:
 December 2002
Status:
 Still exists at location
Description:
 Red Hand of Ulster with "YCV". Replaces the "Billy Wright" text of No.682 Album 20.

Album Number:
 47
Mural Number:
 1619
Location:
 Magheramorne, Co. Antrim
Type:
 Unionist / Loyalist
Year:
 December 2002
Status:
 Still exists at location
Description:
 "Loyalists Demand Civil Rights. F.T.P" written on a bridge in alternate red, white and blue lettering.

Album Number:
 47
Mural Number:
 1620
Location:
 Magheramorne, Co. Antrim
Type:
 Unionist / Loyalist
Year:
 December 2002
Status:
 Still exists at location
Description:
 "UVF. For God and Ulster" with a red hand. Painted under the bridge in No.1619.

Album Number:
 47
Mural Number:
 1621
Location:
 Magheramorne, Co. Antrim
Type:
 Unionist / Loyalist
Year:
 December 2002
Status:
 Still exists at location
Description:
 "Welcome to Loyalist Larne. UVF". Painted in white lettering on a dark blue background on the bridge.

Album Number:
 47
Mural Number:
 1622
Location:
 Higgins Court, Eden Village, Co. Antrim
Type:
 Unionist / Loyalist
Year:
 December 2002
Status:
 No Longer exists
Description:
 "Welcome to Loyalist Eden". With a board showing a red hand and the St. Andrew's and Ulster flags "King William's True Blues. Eden Village". These boards are placed below and in addition to No.1185 Album 35.

Album Number:
 47
Mural Number:
 1623
Location:
 Beside Eden Primary School, Main Street, Eden Village, Co. Antrim
Type:
 Unionist / Loyalist
Year:
 December 2002
Status:
 No Longer exists
Description:
 thumbnail photo of mural"UFF Eden" showing the UFF crest and silhouettes of four loyalist figures armed with an RPG-7 launcher, rifle, AK-47 and a handgun against a flaming background.

Album Number:
 47
Mural Number:
 1624
Location:
 Albert Road, Carrickfergus, Co. Antrim
Type:
 Not Applicable
Year:
 December 2002
Status:
 Not Applicable
Description:
 Graffiti "Johnny Adair never did know the meaning of Quis Separabit". Part of the graffiti campaign carried out in December 2002 against Johnny Adair and John White following their expulsion from the UDA. The subsequent feuding led to several deaths before Johnny Adair was returned to prison on 10th January 2003 by the then Secretary of State Paul Murphy, for his alleged membership of a banned organisation, money laundering and acquiring, having and distributing weapons. It is thought he could now be kept in prison until January 2005. See No.1625, No.1627 and No.1596 and 1597 Album 46.

Album Number:
 47
Mural Number:
 1625
Location:
 Albert Road, Carrickfergus, Co. Antrim
Type:
 Not Applicable
Year:
 December 2002
Status:
 Not Applicable
Description:
 thumbnail photo of muralGraffiti "Adair and White. Two Dead Men Walking S.E.A." Death threats against Johnny Adair and John White painted by South East Antrim UFF. See No.1624, No.1627 No.1628 and No.1596 and 1597 Album 46.

Album Number:
 47
Mural Number:
 1626
Location:
 Bridewell Drive, Sunnylands estate, Carrickfergus, Co. Antrim
Type:
 Unionist / Loyalist
Year:
 December 2002
Status:
 Still exists at location
Description:
 "UGFB" letters with the emblem of Ulster Grenadiers flute band "Grens 1996" showing the Union Jack, St. Andrew's and Ulster flags.

Album Number:
 47
Mural Number:
 1627
Location:
 Straid Walk, Carrickfergus, Co. Antrim
Type:
 Not Applicable
Year:
 December 2002
Status:
 Not Applicable
Description:
 Graffiti "Fuck Jonny Adair. Come and Get Some Scumbag. S.E.A. UFF". See No.1624, No.1625 No.1628 and No.1596 and 1597 Album 46.

Album Number:
 47
Mural Number:
 1628
Location:
 Carnhill Walk, Castlemara Estate, Carrickfergus, Co. Antrim
Type:
 Not Applicable
Year:
 December 2002
Status:
 Not Applicable
Description:
 Graffiti "Fuck Jonny Adair and John White. Dead Men Walking. S.E.A. UFF. Merry Xmas Ha Ha Ha " under black UVY cut out letters with a red hand. See No.1624, No.1625 No.1627 and No.1596 and 1597 Album 46.

Album Number:
 47
Mural Number:
 1629
Location:
 Carnhill Walk, Castlemara Estate, Carrickfergus, Co. Antrim
Type:
 Unionist / Loyalist
Year:
 December 2002
Status:
 Still exists at location
Description:
 "South East Antrim Defenders" with Spike as a loyalist bandsman carrying a rifle. Identical to board that forms part of mural No.1613.

Album Number:
 47
Mural Number:
 1630
Location:
 Carnhill Place, Castlemara Estate, Carrickfergus, Co. Antrim
Type:
 Unionist / Loyalist
Year:
 December 2002
Status:
 Still exists at location
Description:
 Red Hand Commando logo and YCV letters.

Album Number:
 47
Mural Number:
 1631
Location:
 Carnhill Place, Castlemara Estate, Carrickfergus, Co. Antrim
Type:
 Not Applicable
Year:
 December 2002
Status:
 Not Applicable
Description:
 Front of British Army Bomb Squad vehicle from 321 Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) Squadron, Royal Logistic Corps attending an incident from in Carnhill Place, Castlemara estate. A "bomb-making factory" was later raided by the PSNI on 10th January 2003.

Album Number:
 47
Mural Number:
 1632
Location:
 Carnhill Place, Castlemara Estate, Carrickfergus, Co. Antrim
Type:
 Not Applicable
Year:
 December 2002
Status:
 Not Applicable
Description:
 thumbnail photo of muralFelix, (the mascot of 321 EOD Squadron, Royal Logistic Corps) on the side of the vehicle. Felix is the call sign of the Bomb disposal team.

Album Number:
 47
Mural Number:
 1633
Location:
 Carnhill Place, Castlemara Estate, Carrickfergus, Co. Antrim
Type:
 Not Applicable
Year:
 December 2002
Status:
 Not Applicable
Description:
 View of British Army soldier beside 2 vehicles from 321 EOD Squadron.

Album Number:
 47
Mural Number:
 1634
Location:
 Carnhill Place, Castlemara Estate, Carrickfergus, Co. Antrim
Type:
 Not Applicable
Year:
 December 2002
Status:
 Not Applicable
Description:
 Alternative view of 2 EOD vehicles.

Album Number:
 47
Mural Number:
 1635
Location:
 Teeling roundabout, Poleglass, Belfast
Type:
 Not Applicable
Year:
 December 2002
Status:
 Not Applicable
Description:
 "In Memory of those Killed by Car Crime". Granite memorial in tribute to the 48 people unveiled on Sunday 29th September by Margaret Muir (from Families Bereaved Through Car Crime) whose brother, Patrick Hanna, was killed after being struck by a stolen car in 1999. It reads "Mothers, fathers, sons and daughters. Aunties, uncles, sisters and brothers. Some may forget you now that you've gone, but we will remember no matter how long. The heart can feel so many things that words can never say, but we, your families, miss you and think of you each day. You are not just a memory or part of the past, but ours to love as long as life lasts. Each dawning day a thought of them, each evening a prayer. In the hearts of those who love them. They will stay forever there".

Album Number:
 47
Mural Number:
 1636
Location:
 Andersonstown Road, Andersonstown, Belfast
Type:
 Nationalist / Republican
Year:
 December 2002
Status:
 No Longer exists
Description:
 thumbnail photo of mural"Coming your Way Soon! 50,000 Plastic Bullets. Courtesy of the RUC/PSNI. Ná glacaigí leo!" (Don't accept it!)

Album Number:
 47
Mural Number:
 1637
Location:
 Andersonstown Road, Andersonstown, Belfast
Type:
 Nationalist / Republican
Year:
 December 2002
Status:
 Still exists at location
Description:
 "Euskal eta Irlandar gazteria etorkizunagatik borrokan. Independentzia eta sozialismoa!! Éilíonn óige na mbascach agus na hÉireann. Saoirse agus sóisialachas". Independence and Socialism mural in the Basque and Irish language by Ogra Shinn Féin and Segi youth groups. Segi is the youth wing of Batasuna, the Basque nationalist party banned by Supreme Court magistrate Judge Garzon in 2002 for acting as the political representatives of Euskadi Ta Azkatasuna (ETA). The Segi symbol with the five pointed star, and the Ogra Shinn Féin emblem is shown.

Album Number:
 47
Mural Number:
 1638
Location:
 Andersonstown Road, Andersonstown, Belfast
Type:
 Nationalist / Republican
Year:
 December 2002
Status:
 Still exists at location
Description:
 thumbnail photo of muralClose-up of the flying petrol bomb logo of Ogra Shinn Féin.

Album Number:
 47
Mural Number:
 1639
Location:
 Andersonstown PSNI station, Andersonstown Road, Andersonstown, Belfast
Type:
 Not Applicable
Year:
 December 2002
Status:
 Not Applicable
Description:
 Graffiti "Plastic Bullets Kill" and "Demilitarise Now" along the wall of the PSNI station.

Album Number:
 47
Mural Number:
 1640
Location:
 Beechmount Avenue, Falls, Belfast
Type:
 Nationalist / Republican
Year:
 December 2002
Status:
 Still exists at location
Description:
 thumbnail photo of mural"Death Drivers are Killing the Community". Anti-joyriding mural painted by Beechmount Community Youth Project (Mural Artists - Margaret McCann and Tracey McVerry) based on Edward Munch's 1893 painting "The Scream". The figure is seen with skeletal hands raised from the steering wheel and is surrounded by shards of glass. The houses of the community are shown interspersed by crosses and gravestones. Childlike paintings either side graphically show multiple car crashes.

Album Number:
 47
Mural Number:
 1641
Location:
 Disraeli Street, Woodvale, Belfast
Type:
 Unionist / Loyalist
Year:
 December 2002
Status:
 Still exists at location
Description:
 "Woodvale Defence Association. Defenders of the Woodvale from 1969 'B' Coy." An amended UDA emblem, which reads "WDA Quis Separabit", is shown. Emblems of the UFF and UYM and the torso of a masked loyalist gunman is also shown.

Album Number:
 47
Mural Number:
 1642
Location:
 Disraeli Street, Woodvale, Belfast
Type:
 Unionist / Loyalist
Year:
 December 2002
Status:
 Still exists at location
Description:
 Close-up of the painting of a loyalist gunman from No.1641.

Album Number:
 47
Mural Number:
 1643
Location:
 Disraeli Street, Woodvale, Belfast
Type:
 Unionist / Loyalist
Year:
 December 2002
Status:
 No Longer exists
Description:
 thumbnail photo of mural"Welcome to the Loyalist Woodvale. UVF.PAF. YCV. The UVF reserves the right to strike at republican targets where and when the opportunity arises'. Co. Armagh, Co. Down, Co. Tyrone, Co. Antrim, Co. Fermanagh, Co. Londonderry". Orange text on a white and blue background. The UVF, YCV, Ulster and Union Jack flags are displayed beside the mural.

Album Number:
 47
Mural Number:
 1644
Location:
 Disraeli Street, Woodvale, Belfast
Type:
 Not Applicable
Year:
 December 2002
Status:
 Not Applicable
Description:
 Graffiti "C18 IRISH OUT". Graffiti supporting the Far-Right group Combat 18 beside No.1643.

Album Number:
 47
Mural Number:
 1645
Location:
 Cambrai Street, Woodvale, Belfast
Type:
 Unionist / Loyalist
Year:
 December 2002
Status:
 No Longer exists
Description:
 "WDA. First Defenders of the Woodvale since 1969. Quis Separabit. UYM.UFF" flanked by two clenched red hands.

Album Number:
 47
Mural Number:
 1646
Location:
 Cambrai Street, Woodvale, Belfast
Type:
 Unionist / Loyalist
Year:
 December 2002
Status:
 No Longer exists
Description:
 Oblique view of lengthy mural No.1645.

Album Number:
 47
Mural Number:
 1647
Location:
 Emerson Street/Shankill Road, Shankill, Belfast
Type:
 Unionist / Loyalist
Year:
 December 2002
Status:
 Still exists at location
Description:
 "UVF 'C' Company 1st Battalion. Vol R. Wadsworth, Vol R. McIntyre, Vol J. McGregor, Vol T. Chapman, Vol W. Hannah". Five new portraits added to the UVF mural No.41 Album 2. Four armed loyalist figures beside a large UVF crest. From Sutton; Robert Wadsworth was a 21 year old UVF man shot dead by the British Army immediately after being involved in a gun and bomb attack on the Jubilee Arms on Lavinia Street, off the Ormeau Road, Belfast on the 11th April 1975. Robert McIntyre was a 24-year-old who died on the 19th May 1973, two days after being shot by off duty Ulster Defence Regiment member while attempting to hijack a car on the Shankill Road, Belfast. UVF men James McGregor (28) and Thomas Chapman (28) were killed in a premature bomb explosion on 12th June 1975, whilst travelling in a car along Great Patrick Street, Belfast. William Hanna (28) was shot by undercover British Army members on 21st June 1978, during an attempted IRA bomb attack on the Post Office depot on the Ballysillan Road, Belfast. He was walking past at the time of the incident.

Album Number:
 47
Mural Number:
 1648
Location:
 Emerson Street/Shankill Road, Shankill, Belfast
Type:
 Unionist / Loyalist
Year:
 December 2002
Status:
 Still exists at location
Description:
 thumbnail photo of mural"Ulster Volunteer Force 1st Battalion 'C' Company West Belfast. Four Step" Side panel to No.1647 with the UVF crest on a red background. Plants grow either side blossoming with the rose, thistle, daffodil and shamrock. A granite plaque lists the five men from No.1647 "In Proud and Loving Memory".

 


Description of Album Layout
Album Number:
 Album number in Jonathan McCormick's personal photograph albums
Mural Number:
 Photograph number in Jonathan McCormick's personal albums
Location:
 Address where mural is located
Type:
  • Unionist / Loyalist
  • Nationalist / Republican
  • Other / non-aligned
  • not applicable
Year:
 Year and month during which mural was visited and photographed
Status:
  • still exists at location:   mural conditon similar to when first photographed;
  • no longer exists:   mural painted over;
  • deteriorated:   mural has faded or is covered with graffiti;
  • not applicable:   photograph was not of a mural.
Description:
 Basic description of the mural at the time of the photograph


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