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Postcard issued by the Yes-campaign. This was a political group
independent of political parties, created to promote voting in favour of the
Belfast agreement on the referendum following its signing on May 22.
Posters of similar design were displayed also in public areas.
They used the blue, white and red of traffic signs. 1998.
to by opponents simply as Orange feet: Under no conditions
will the residents of the Ormeau Road accept an Orange foot on
the Ormeau Road and Mo Mowlam’s game-plan for the Ormeau
Road, I am sure, is how to put Orange feet on the Ormeau
Road 52 . Isolating part of the body in this way has a dehumanising
effect, the feet becoming not only anonymous but mindless. The
Orange processions take place on public roads and a phrase often
used to support the right of such parades is that they occur
52 ) BT 9/7/97 “Features” page, p. 13, in an interview by Mark Simpson [reporter]
with Gerard Rice. The expression was also used again in the interview:
“It [Dr Mowlam’s visit to the area] was all part of how to get Orange
feet on the Ormeau Road”. “Under no conditions will the residents …accept
an Orange foot on the Ormeau Road” was also quoted in one of the joint lead
stories on the front page.
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