UVF East Belfast Years of Sacrifice (OLD)

This mural features a commemorative depiction related to the Ulster Volunteer Force (UVF) and East Belfast's historical associations. Key elements include:

Central Emblem:
A prominent red hand of Ulster in an oval frame with the inscription: “U.V.F. FOR GOD AND ULSTER”
This symbolizes the UVF's connection to Unionist and Loyalist traditions.
Soldiers:
Two armed soldiers in historical uniform are depicted standing vigilantly. This likely honors the military past and the contributions of Ulster soldiers.
Poppy Wreath and Memorial:
A poppy wreath lies at the base of the mural, symbolizing remembrance.
The inscription reads:
“Lest We Forget”, followed by a list of names:
Robert Seymour
James Cordner
Capt Joe Long
Robert Bennett
Background:
The mural includes military barracks or buildings, symbolizing past military activities, with watchtowers or prison-like structures in the background.
Bottom Banner:
Text reads:
“EAST BELFAST YEARS OF SACRIFICE”