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Belfast, Northern Ireland - May 8, 2012: One of the famous political murals in Belfast, Northern Ireland. There have been nearly 2000 murals documented in Northern Ireland since the 1970s, mostly depicting the region's past and present political and religious divisions, or other aspects of Irish history or culture.
BELFAST, NORTHERN IRELAND - FEB 9, 2014: Political mural in Belfast, Northern Ireland. Falls Road is famous for its political murals.
Belfast, UK. 12 August 2022. Painted murals on the side of buildings in Belfast mark "The Troubles" the area has suffered.
Red mural near to Shankill street, Belfast. Mural in commemoration of the 1907 strike.
Belfast, Norther Ireland, UK - June 20th 2000: Tribute to Diana, Princess of Wales (Lady Di), in a mural of the loyalist area of Ulster, painted over a heart-shaped Union Jack and flanked by two red roses, and the years of birthday and death. No Longer exists.
"Belfast, Norther Ireland, UK - June 20th 2000: A mural of Belfast with the scene of King Billy crossing the Boyne; the victory of the english king William in the Battle of Boyne, 1690."
"Belfast, Northern Ireland - May 8, 2012: Famous political murals along The Falls Road in Belfast, Northern Ireland. There have been nearly 2000 murals documented in Northern Ireland since the 1970s, mostly depicting the region's past and present political and religious divisions, or other aspects of Irish history or culture."
Belfast, Northern Ireland - May 8, 2012: Famous political murals along The Falls Road in Belfast, Northern Ireland. There have been nearly 2000 murals documented in Northern Ireland since the 1970s, mostly depicting the region's past and present political and religious divisions, or other aspects of Irish history or culture.
Belfast, Northern Ireland - May 8, 2012: Close up of a part of the "peace wall" that separates Catholic and Protestant areas in Belfast, Northern Ireland. This part includes a quote attributed to Bill Clinton, which reads "Strength and wisdom are not opposing values." Various people have signed their names and written messages on the wall.
"Belfast, Norther Ireland, UK - June 20th 2000: Some Ulster murals depicting scenes of everyday life in the 50\'s."
Belfast, Northern Ireland UK: September 20th of 2023. Woman walking in Shankill Road Belfast
"Belfast, Norther Ireland, UK - June 20th 2000: Some Ulster murals depicting scenes of everyday life in the 50\\\'s."
Belfast, Norther Ireland, UK - June 20th 2000: Mural of Iron Maiden s stormtrooper depicted as UFF (Ulster Freedom Fighters) soldier, in the unionist (loyalist) Shankill area of west Belfast.
Belfast, UK. 12 August 2022. Painted murals on the side of buildings in Belfast mark "The Troubles" the area has suffered.
"Belfast, Norther Ireland, UK - June 20th 2000: Ulster mural dedicated to Cuban Revolution, with Che Guevara portrait, two dancers and the slogan Cuba-Ireland Venceremos (we shall overcome)"
"Belfast, Norther Ireland, UK - June 20th 2000: Some Ulster murals depicting scenes of everyday life in the 50\\\'s."
Belfast, Northern Ireland - June 5, 2013: Cars travel opposite directions past political murals on the Falls Road, a Catholic area in Belfast, Northern Ireland.
Belfast/N. Ireland - May 31, 2015: A mural to the lost Titanic adorns a residential building in East Belfast. Near where the ship was built.
"Belfast, Norther Ireland, UK - June 20th 2000: Some activists painting a mural in a building of Belfast. The Belfast Murals have often been described as a picture book that shows the last 35 years of conflict in Northern Ireland."
Belfast, Northern Ireland - May 8, 2012: A memorial wall along Beechmount Avenue in Belfast, dedicated to Catholics killed during the Troubles. A sign on the wall states that it is "dedicated to the families who have fought and are still fighting for truth and justice for their loved ones. It is also dedicated to all those who have died as a result of state sponsored killings."
Two people walk past a mural depciting Martin Luther in Hopewell Crescent, a Protestant area located near Shankill Road in Belfast, Northern Ireland. The German text can be translated as: "Here I stand. I can do no other. God help me."
A woman walks past a political mural in Belfast, Northern Ireland
Belfast, Northern Ireland UK: September 20th of 2023. Political Street art in Belfast.
Belfast, Northern Ireland - May 8, 2012: A memorial wall along Beechmount Avenue in Belfast, dedicated to Catholics killed during the Troubles. A sign on the wall states that it is "dedicated to the families who have fought and are still fighting for truth and justice for their loved ones. It is also dedicated to all those who have died as a result of state sponsored killings."
North Ireland - Belfast - Solidarity Wall ( or international wall ) The Solidarity Wall is a collection of murals expressing Republican sympathies with, among others, the Palestinians, the Kurds and the Basques. It is located in Falls Road 03/08/2024
A large sign for the Ulster Sports Club in Belfast, Northern Ireland. The sign is a play on the famous slogan'Ulster Says No'
"Belfast, Northern Ireland - May 8, 2012: People walk in front of one of the famous murals in Belfast, Northern Ireland. There have been nearly 2000 murals documented in Northern Ireland since the 1970s, mostly depicting the region's past and present political and religious divisions, or other aspects of Irish history or culture."
"Belfast, Northern Ireland aa August 21st 1993: Sketches on a wall in Shankill Road, one of the Protestant quarters of Belfast."
Belfast, Northern Ireland – August 21st 1993: Sketches on a wall in Falls Road, one of the Catholic quarters of Belfast.
"The symbolic Red Hand of Ulster, part of a large Belfast Loyalist mural. In Irish: LA!mh Dhearg Uladh. Right hand. Set on a white patch on black background. The Red hand is a symbol originally used by the Catholics and Protestants, Loyalists and Republicans. More recently it has been associated with Protestant violence. This image is a very small detail from a very large mural."
"Belfast, Northern Ireland - May 8, 2012: People walk near one of the famous political murals on Shankill Road in Belfast, Northern Ireland. There have been nearly 2000 murals documented in Northern Ireland since the 1970s, mostly depicting the region's past and present political and religious divisions, or other aspects of Irish history or culture."
Belfast/N. Ireland - May 31, 2015: A mural to the lost Titanic adorns a residential building in East Belfast. Near where the ship was built.
Belfast, Northern Ireland UK: September 20th of 2023. Shop window in Shankill road Belfast
Belfast, Northern Ireland, UK - June 5, 2013: People wait at a crosswalk signal to cross the Falls Road, a Catholic area in Belfast, Northern Ireland. Political murals are on the wall.
Belfast, Northern Ireland UK: September 20th of 2023. Portrait of the king of United Kingdom on top of a store in a street in Shankill road Belfast
Belfast, Northern Ireland UK: September 20th of 2023. Portrait of the king of United Kingdom in a street in Shankill road BelfastBelfast, Northern Ireland UK: September 20th of 2023. Portrait of the king of United Kingdom on top of a store in a street in Shankill road Belfast
"Belfast, Northern Ireland - May 8, 2012: The Clonard Martyrs Memorial Garden on Bombay Street along the Peace Wall in Belfast. The memorial is dedicated to those who died during the Troubles."
Belfast, Antrim County, Northern Ireland - January 20, 2016: The Catholic Falls Road area of Belfast. Murals in Northern Ireland have become symbols of Northern Ireland, depicting the region's past and present political and religious divisions.
Belfast, Northern Ireland - May 8, 2012: Famous political murals along The Falls Road in Belfast, Northern Ireland. There have been nearly 2000 murals documented in Northern Ireland since the 1970s, mostly depicting the region's past and present political and religious divisions, or other aspects of Irish history or culture.
The Falls Road, Catholic community, Belfast, County Antrim, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom, Europe
Belfast, Northern Ireland - June 5, 2013: A political mural on an apartment building in the Protestant Shankill area of Belfast, Northern Ireland. It reads, "Nothing about us without us is for us..." Two residents of the neighborhood are sitting outside the building.
Belfast, Northern Ireland UK: September 20th of 2023 Memorial in Shankill Road of terrorism victims
Places to visit when in belfast - Pub
"Belfast, Northern Ireland - May 8, 2012: A memorial wall along Beechmount Avenue in Belfast, dedicated to Catholics killed during the Troubles. This section of the wall specifically refers to the ""Ballymurphy Massacre"" between August 9 and 11 1971."
Belfast, Northern Ireland UK: September 20th of 2023. Portrait of queen Elizabeth II of United Kingdom in a street in Shankill road Belfast.
A sign on the offices of Unite Trade Union in Transport House, Belfast, Northern Ireland, extolling the working classes and their role. In society.
"Belfast, Northern Ireland - May 8, 2012: A memorial wall along Beechmount Avenue in Belfast, dedicated to Catholics killed during the Troubles. This section of the wall specifically refers to ""Belfast's Bloody Sunday"" on July 9th, 1972."
Wall painting mural against war, capitalism and imperialism in Belfast during day of autumn. It shows people running while bombs are above their head from US, NATO and EU
Belfast, UK. 12 August 2022. Painted murals on the side of buildings in Belfast mark "The Troubles" the area has suffered.
"Belfast, Norther Ireland, UK - June 20th 2000: Ulster mural dedicated to Cuban Revolution, with Fidel Castro and some musicians."
Belfast, UK. 12 August 2022. Painted murals on the side of buildings in Belfast mark "The Troubles" the area has suffered.
Belfast, UK. 12 August 2022. Painted murals on the side of buildings in Belfast mark "The Troubles" the area has suffered.
"Belfast, Northern Ireland - May 8, 2012: One of the famous political murals in Belfast, Northern Ireland. There have been nearly 2000 murals documented in Northern Ireland since the 1970s, mostly depicting the region's past and present political and religious divisions, or other aspects of Irish history or culture."
Pedstrians wait to cross a street in Belfast, Northern Ireland. A mural dedicated to the sinking of RMS Titanic is painted on the wall of a building.
"Belfast, Northern Ireland - May 8, 2012: A memorial wall along Beechmount Avenue in Belfast, dedicated to Catholics killed during the Troubles. This section of the wall specifically refers to the McGurk's Bar bombing on December 4, 1971."
Belfast, Northern Ireland - 29th Aug, 2020: A man standing and looking at a graffiti wall at night
