Regimental Band Ulster Volunteer Force East Belfast

a large mural commemorating the 50th Anniversary (1969–2019) of the Ulster Volunteer Force (UVF) Regimental Band, East Belfast. The mural is detailed, with a focus on loyalist cultural and historical themes.

Key Features:
Central Mural:
The main artwork prominently includes the text "Regimental Band Ulster Volunteer Force East Belfast" encircling a vivid depiction of a marching band and historical references.
At the top of the mural, the years "1969" and "2019" signify the 50th anniversary, with a UVF badge and a "50" emblem marking the milestone.
The imagery features band members in historical uniforms, with a detailed backdrop of flags, banners, and a crowd scene. This emphasises the band's role in cultural and commemorative events.

Side Panel:
To the left, a separate panel celebrates the Ulster Volunteer Flute Band East Belfast, showcasing its history through labeled photographs:
2000s–Present Day
Mid–Late 90s
Early–Late 80s
At the bottom of this panel, the phrase "They said we'd never last" highlights the band's perseverance and continued legacy.

Foreground:
The area in front of the mural features a neatly maintained green lawn with wreaths, poppies, and Union Jack flags laid in remembrance.
A black fence surrounds the mural area, creating a designated memorial space. Attached to the fence are banners commemorating Remembrance Day, featuring poppy designs and messages of tribute.