Loyalist Band Cleans Up Graffiti | Belfast News
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In a bold move to distance itself from paramilitary ties, the chairman of Ahoghill’s Loyal Sons of William flute band personally scrubbed UVF-linked graffiti off public signs and bins—right as judges arrived to assess the village for an “Ulster in Bloom” award. Declaring the community “well and truly past” needing such symbols, the band emphasized loyalty should be shown through respectful traditions like music and lodge membership, not vandalism. Their action underscores a broader push by some loyalist groups to move beyond the Troubles and present Ahoghill as a clean, welcoming place for all residents and visitors.
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