Village South Belfast Brigade C COY

mural with strong symbolic and commemorative themes, related to loyalist identity in Northern Ireland. Here’s a detailed description:

Main Title and Location:

The mural is labeled with "VILLAGE SOUTH BELFAST BRIGADE 'C COY'" at the top, identifying the area ("Village") and the specific group within the South Belfast Brigade.
Central Emblem and Wreath:

At the center is a large wreath composed of red poppies, which are commonly used as symbols of remembrance for those who have lost their lives in conflicts.
Within the wreath is a crest with the letters "UDA" (Ulster Defence Association) along with an open hand, and the Latin motto "Quis Separabit" (Who Shall Separate Us), a phrase associated with loyalty and unity.
Commemorative Message:

Below the wreath, the phrase "Lest We Forget" is written in a stylized font, further emphasizing the mural’s purpose as a memorial.

Additional Symbols and Groups:
Surrounding the central wreath are three additional crests:
UFF (Ulster Freedom Fighters) with a clenched fist and the date 1973.
UDA crest labeled "Ulster Defence Union" with the date 1893.
UYM (Ulster Young Militants) and LPA (Loyalist Prisoners Association), both with symbols of raised or clenched fists, representing affiliated groups within this community.

Street Sign:
The mural is located on Tavanagh Street, as indicated by the street sign at the bottom left.