The DUP East Antrim office in Main Street, Larne, home to Sammy Wilson, Alastair Ross, and David Hilditch. Wilson was elected an MLA for the area in 2003 and MP in 2005. At the time of this image (2009), he had recently moved from Environment to Finance.
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A large “H” on Levin Road, Lurgan, that serves as a noticeboard, here for Kilwilkie Republican Youth and the 2009 campaign to ‘Oppose Armed Forces Day‘.
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UUP, DUP, and Sinn Féin assembly offices in High Street, High Street, and North Street, Lurgan.
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Here is the scene at Mourne Road along the side of the Mace (later a Spar). On the low wall is a ‘Mourneview Youth’ mural (presumably by BlazeFX) – there were previously LVF murals on this wall. In the bricked-up windows are a series of cultural panels, on the Battle Of The Boyne, music, William McFadzean’s VC, fire, faith, defence (WWI), plus one other (perhaps ‘school’?)
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Bonfire with two Irish Tricolours on it in the Fountain, Londonderry.
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UUP constituency office in St Bride’s Street, Carrickfergus. Roy Beggs (junior) has been MLA for East Antrim since 1998.
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This “peace” line separates nationalist Short Strand from the rest of unionist east Belfast. St Matthew’s is just out of frame to the right.
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“Freedom, justice and peace.” The new Sinn Féin office in Rath Mór, Derry, overlooking Eastway, opened in late 2006.
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“Dan Winter’s ancestral home – the focal point of the Battle Of The Diamond on 21st September 1795, which led to the formation of the Orange Order in Sloan’s house, Loughgall.”
Dan Winter’s cottage at “the Diamond” (the crossroad of Grange Road and Derryloughan Road) was occupied by (Catholic) Defenders as they marched towards the (Protestant) Peep-O-Day Boys on a nearby hill. 30 out of 300 Defenders would be killed while the Peep-O-Day Boys went unscathed. After the battle, the Protestant combatants met in Loughgall and formed the Orange Society. 10,000 Catholics would subsequently migrate from Armagh.
This is one of two buildings on Derryloughan Road with “Dan Winter’s Cottage” plaques.
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Four Sinn Féin offices (or co-opted buildings as in the first image), in Crossmaglen, Armagh, Coalisland (including an IRA Tyrone Brigade plaque), and Derry.
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