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A Directory of Murals - Album 66
by Dr Jonathan McCormick
Album Number: |
66 |
Mural Number: |
2290 |
Location: |
Moyard Parade, New Barnsley, Belfast |
Type: |
Nationalist / Republican |
Year: |
October 2004 |
Status: |
Still exists at location |
Description: |
'In Memory of the Volunteers from Greater New Barnsley are who gave their lives in the fight for Irish Freedom' with a list of 17 names. Two bowed republican gunmen resting on their rifles and the shields of the four provinces of Ireland flank the memorial plaque. 'Also in memory of local residents who were murdered by Crown Forces and Loyalist Extremists. 'Ireland Unfree shall never be at Peace' P.H. Pearse. Unveiled by Maggie O'Rawe, 27th June 1999'. |
Album Number: |
66 |
Mural Number: |
2291 |
Location: |
Donegall Road / Sandy Row, Belfast |
Type: |
Unionist / Loyalist |
Year: |
October 2004 |
Status: |
Still exists at location |
Description: |
'Sandy Row Welcomes You To South Belfast' written in black lettering across red, white and blue paint on the building site hoarding. |
Album Number: |
66 |
Mural Number: |
2292 |
Location: |
Donegall Road / Sandy Row, Belfast |
Type: |
Unionist / Loyalist |
Year: |
October 2004 |
Status: |
Still exists at location |
Description: |
'Sandy Row Welcomes You To South Belfast' alternative shot including the UFF crest, No.2239, Album 64. |
Album Number: |
66 |
Mural Number: |
2293 |
Location: |
Elm Street, Belfast |
Type: |
Unionist / Loyalist |
Year: |
October 2004 |
Status: |
Still exists at location |
Description: |
'South Belfast Ulster Volunteer Force. 2nd Battalion 'A' Company Donegall Pass 1912' in Orange lettering on a purple background in the style of the UVF flag. |
Album Number: |
66 |
Mural Number: |
2294 |
Location: |
Balfour Avenue, Lower Ormeau, Belfast |
Type: |
Non-Aligned |
Year: |
October 2004 |
Status: |
Still exists at location |
Description: |
'Say No To Blow'. Colourful anti-drugs mural featuring six panels. 'Who' showing a group of young people, 'What' showing a cartoon anthropomorphised tablet and a joint, 'When' showing children aged 1, 4, 10, 14 and the silhouette of a 21 year old with a question mark, 'Where' showing young people in a Youth Club, 'Why' showing children in school uniform and 'No Drugs' showing an articulated lorry driving away. Above mural No.2294. |
Album Number: |
66 |
Mural Number: |
2295 |
Location: |
Balfour Avenue, Lower Ormeau, Belfast |
Type: |
Non-Aligned |
Year: |
October 2004 |
Status: |
Still exists at location |
Description: |
Mural of six girls below mural No.2994. Their names are written in flowers beside them 'Claire, Michelle, Natalie, Orlaith, Paidrin, Ciara, Connie'. |
Album Number: |
66 |
Mural Number: |
2296 |
Location: |
Balfour Avenue, Lower Ormeau, Belfast |
Type: |
Non-Aligned |
Year: |
October 2004 |
Status: |
Still exists at location |
Description: |
'howcanquantumgravityhelpexplaintheoriginoftheuniverse''. Black lettering on white background. |
Album Number: |
66 |
Mural Number: |
2297 |
Location: |
Herat Street, Belfast |
Type: |
Not Applicable |
Year: |
October 2004 |
Status: |
Not Applicable |
Description: |
Graffiti 'We Must Secure The Existence Of Our People And A Future For Protestant Children'. |
Album Number: |
66 |
Mural Number: |
2298 |
Location: |
My Lady?s Road / Ravenhill Road, Belfast |
Type: |
Not Applicable |
Year: |
October 2004 |
Status: |
Not Applicable |
Description: |
Street scene of the Ravenhill Road showing local shops, dogs and residents. An aeroplane takes off from Belfast City Airport over the street. The photograph shows this mural in its location on the side of the shops. |
Album Number: |
66 |
Mural Number: |
2299 |
Location: |
Donard Street, Belfast |
Type: |
Non-Aligned |
Year: |
October 2004 |
Status: |
Still exists at location |
Description: |
'The Ulster Connection. RFC' showing a Ranger's Football Club player in an early style kit. Mural described in subsequent entries. |
Album Number: |
66 |
Mural Number: |
2300 |
Location: |
Donard Street, Belfast |
Type: |
Non-Aligned |
Year: |
October 2004 |
Status: |
Still exists at location |
Description: |
'We Welcome The Chase. Rangers Football Club. 50 titles' flanked by the RFC emblem. This mural is a side panel of No.2299. |
Album Number: |
66 |
Mural Number: |
2301 |
Location: |
Donard Street, Belfast |
Type: |
Non-Aligned |
Year: |
October 2004 |
Status: |
Still exists at location |
Description: |
Close-up of the main panel of No.2299. Fifteen names are listed either side of the player, listing their appearances and goals scored with Rangers. 'J. Macauley. 1910-1911. App.1 Goals 0. B. Manderson. 1915 ' 1927. App. 452. Goals 5. B. McCandless 1920-1930. App 264. B. (Newry) Hamilton. 1927 ' 1939. App. 137. Goals 0. B (Whitey) McDonald. 1928 ' 1939. App.232. Goals 1. A. Lyness. 1932 ' 1939. App. 8. Goals 4. B. Simpson. 1950-1959. App. 233. Goals 165. J. McClelland. 1981 ' 1984. App. 153. Goals 8. J. Nicholl. 1983/4 + 1986/89. App. 106. Goals 0. J. Morrow. 1988 ' 1996. App. 5. Goals 0. P. McKnight 1993 ' 2000. App. 2. Goals 0. D. Fitzgerald. 1995 ' 2000. App. 1. Goals 0. S. Carson. 1997 ' 2001. App 4. Goals 0. L. Feeney. 1998 ' 2002. App. 1. Goals 0'. Underneath the figure reads the plaque 'S. English. 1931 ' 1933. App. 81. Goals 72' |
Album Number: |
66 |
Mural Number: |
2302 |
Location: |
Donard Street, Belfast |
Type: |
Non-Aligned |
Year: |
October 2004 |
Status: |
Still exists at location |
Description: |
Close-up of the Ranger's player from No.2299. |
Album Number: |
66 |
Mural Number: |
2303 |
Location: |
Donard Street, Belfast |
Type: |
Non-Aligned |
Year: |
October 2004 |
Status: |
Still exists at location |
Description: |
'In memory of Moses McNeil. A teenage boy of Ulster-Scots Stock & his brothers and friends who in 1872 formed a football team in Glasgow that today is known around the world. The Rangers Football Club'. Written in the bottom right hand corner of mural No.2299. |
Album Number: |
66 |
Mural Number: |
2304 |
Location: |
Beersbridge Road, Belfast |
Type: |
Not Applicable |
Year: |
October 2004 |
Status: |
Not Applicable |
Description: |
Graffiti 'Muggins Commited in E. Belfast is totally unexceptable. Anyone caught will severly dealt with'. |
Album Number: |
66 |
Mural Number: |
2305 |
Location: |
Lower Newtownards Road, Belfast |
Type: |
Not Applicable |
Year: |
October 2004 |
Status: |
Not Applicable |
Description: |
'Queen Elizabeth II. Sponsored by The Union Jack shop'. Projecting sign consisting of printed canvas fixed between two brackets. |
Album Number: |
66 |
Mural Number: |
2306 |
Location: |
Stewart Street, The Markets, Belfast |
Type: |
Non-Aligned |
Year: |
October 2004 |
Status: |
Still exists at location |
Description: |
'Women of Substance' Twin panel mural replacing No.1586 and 1587, Album 46. |
Album Number: |
66 |
Mural Number: |
2307 |
Location: |
Stewart Street, The Markets, Belfast |
Type: |
Non-Aligned |
Year: |
October 2004 |
Status: |
Still exists at location |
Description: |
Split panel mural from No.2306 showing on the left, a smiling woman holding her rolling pin aloft. In the background, a pram, iron, mangle, stick figure and 'abc' can be seen. On the right a smiling female graduate holds her degree in the air. In the background, a pile of books, the Microsoft Internet Explorer sign and the female symbol are shown. |
Album Number: |
66 |
Mural Number: |
2308 |
Location: |
Stewart Street, The Markets, Belfast |
Type: |
Non-Aligned |
Year: |
October 2004 |
Status: |
Still exists at location |
Description: |
'Women of substance. Plúr na mBan. The changing roles of women in the Market area' Gold lettering on a green background as part of No.2306. |
Album Number: |
66 |
Mural Number: |
2309 |
Location: |
Pollock Drive, Lurgan, Co. Armagh |
Type: |
Unionist / Loyalist |
Year: |
October 2004 |
Status: |
Still exists at location |
Description: |
'In Loving Memory of Fallen Comrades. B.Wright. A. Porter. M. Fulton. S. Warnock'. Painted memorial to former LVF leaders and volunteers. It is flanked by two masked LVF volunteers resting on their rifles. This gravestone is a previously unfinished part of mural No.1702 Album 49. |
Album Number: |
66 |
Mural Number: |
2310 |
Location: |
Pollock Drive, Lurgan, Co. Armagh |
Type: |
Unionist / Loyalist |
Year: |
October 2004 |
Status: |
Still exists at location |
Description: |
Full view of the LVF mural with the completed gravestone. This incorporates mural No.1484, No.1485 Album 43, and No.1702, 1703, Album 49. |
Album Number: |
66 |
Mural Number: |
2311 |
Location: |
Mourne Road, Lurgan, Co. Armagh |
Type: |
Unionist / Loyalist |
Year: |
October 2004 |
Status: |
Still exists at location |
Description: |
'West of Scotland & Mid Ulster Rat Pack' with the LVF crest on a Saltire shield. |
Album Number: |
66 |
Mural Number: |
2312 |
Location: |
Westlink, Belfast |
Type: |
Non-Aligned |
Year: |
October 2004 |
Status: |
Still exists at location |
Description: |
'Isang Lahi Mundo', 'I'm Not Your Stereotype', 'Níl Mar A Shíltear A Bhítear' in black lettering. Each phrase in separated by stencils of three people. |
Album Number: |
66 |
Mural Number: |
2313 |
Location: |
Westlink, Belfast |
Type: |
Non-Aligned |
Year: |
October 2004 |
Status: |
Still exists at location |
Description: |
Close-up of No.2312 'I'm Not your Stereotype'. |
Album Number: |
66 |
Mural Number: |
2314 |
Location: |
Lanark Way, Belfast |
Type: |
Non-Aligned |
Year: |
October 2004 |
Status: |
Still exists at location |
Description: |
View of the newly painted Lanark Way Security barrier. The gates are opened. View from the Shankill side showing the deep sea panels painted on to the central brick pillars of the gates. |
Album Number: |
66 |
Mural Number: |
2315 |
Location: |
Lanark Way, Belfast |
Type: |
Non-Aligned |
Year: |
October 2004 |
Status: |
Still exists at location |
Description: |
View of the Lanark Way Security barrier from the pavement of the Shankill side. The barrier gates showing to the Springfield Road side across the lane travelling from the Shankill to the Springfield Road show a handshake, with one sleeve coloured red, white and blue, whilst the other is green, white and orange. The barrier gates showing to the Springfield Road side across the lane travelling from the Springfield Road to the Shankill show two figures sitting on a ghetto blaster with the phrase 'Look @ Us Now'. The barrier gates showing to the Springfield Road side across the footpath travelling from the Springfield Road to the Shankill show a skull and crossbones on a bottle, pills and a syringe 'Just Say No'. |
Album Number: |
66 |
Mural Number: |
2316 |
Location: |
Lanark Way, Belfast |
Type: |
Non-Aligned |
Year: |
October 2004 |
Status: |
Still exists at location |
Description: |
View of the Lanark Way Security Barrier from the centre of the road looking toward the Shankill. The barrier gates showing to the Springfield Road side across the lane travelling from the Shankill to the Springfield Road show a handshake, with one sleeve coloured red, white and blue, whilst the other is green, white and orange. The barrier gates showing to the Springfield Road side across the lane travelling from the Springfield Road to the Shankill show two figures sitting on a ghetto blaster with the phrase 'Look @ Us Now'. |
Album Number: |
66 |
Mural Number: |
2317 |
Location: |
Lanark Way, Belfast |
Type: |
Non-Aligned |
Year: |
October 2004 |
Status: |
Still exists at location |
Description: |
View of the Lanark Way Security Barrier from the pavement of the road looking toward the Shankill. The barrier gates showing to the Springfield Road side across the lane travelling from the Shankill to the Springfield Road show a handshake, with one sleeve coloured red, white and blue, whilst the other is green, white and orange. A boxer and a hurley player are shown by the handshake. The barrier gates showing to the Springfield Road side across the lane travelling from the Springfield Road to the Shankill show two figures sitting on a ghetto blaster with the phrase 'Look @ Us Now'. |
Album Number: |
66 |
Mural Number: |
2318 |
Location: |
Lanark Way, Belfast |
Type: |
Non-Aligned |
Year: |
October 2004 |
Status: |
Still exists at location |
Description: |
View of the Lanark Way Security Barrier from the pavement looking toward the Springfield Road. The barrier gates showing to the Springfield Road side across the lane travelling from the Shankill to the Springfield Road show a handshake, with one sleeve coloured red, white and blue, whilst the other is green, white and orange. The barrier gates showing to the Springfield Road side across the lane travelling from the Springfield Road to the Shankill show two figures sitting on a ghetto blaster with the phrase 'Look @ Us Now'. Both the barrier gates showing to the Shankill side have a fishtank scene with cartoon style fish, fishtank castles etc. |
Album Number: |
66 |
Mural Number: |
2319 |
Location: |
Lanark Way, Belfast |
Type: |
Non-Aligned |
Year: |
October 2004 |
Status: |
Still exists at location |
Description: |
'This mural was designed and painted by young people of the Shankill, Clonard and Springfields areas working together and in co-operation with Inter-Action Belfast and the expertise of BlazeFX. Dedicated on Wednesday 25th August 2004. To all the young people who lost their lives on our roads'. Plaque on the centre pillar facing the Springfield Road side of the Lanark Way Security Gates. |
Album Number: |
66 |
Mural Number: |
2320 |
Location: |
Shankill Road, Belfast |
Type: |
Non-Aligned |
Year: |
October 2004 |
Status: |
Still exists at location |
Description: |
'Spectrum'. Spray-can art style mural showing two young people, a DJ, paint brushes, gymnastics and judo. |
Album Number: |
66 |
Mural Number: |
2321 |
Location: |
Shankill Road, Belfast |
Type: |
Non-Aligned |
Year: |
October 2004 |
Status: |
Still exists at location |
Description: |
'Zender. The Shankill' Wildstyle spray-can graffiti mural showing a baseball cap wearing figure. 'Zender One @03 LA, US' and 'Special Thanx Inka, Ros, Pium. Spectrum, Kids of the Shankill'. |
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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