Five panel Ulster Volunteer/36th (Ulster) Division mural in Bank Road/Glynn Road, Larne: volunteers training at Fernhill (see 90 Years Of Resistance) and in the trenches of WWI, punctuated by the emblems of the UVF, Ulster Division, and YCV.
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Copyright © 2006 Peter Moloney
Here are two boards from behind Allen Interiors in Riverdale (Larne): King Billy crossing the Boyne and the UFF fist.
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Copyright © 2006 Peter Moloney
This is a two-sided piece of road-work on Main Road, in Glynn, that can be approached from either direction. Heading north (towards Larne) you see “God save our queen” and going south (towards Magheramorne and Whitehead) “No surrender 1690” with Orange Order symbols crown, key, and ladder, and a list of Williamite battles: Derry, Enniskillen, Boyne, Aughrim.
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Copyright © 2006 Peter Moloney
Orange Order symbols and slogans on a wall on Circular Road, Larne, such as the Union flag, the Mountjoy, the ladder, a cockerel, a goat, William on his horse, “This we maintain”, “1699 – 1690”, “No popery here”. To the left is an Orange arch.
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Copyright © 1988 Alan Gallery
