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Street Art Brings Vibrancy "Up the Cregagh, Down the Woodstock"

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East Belfast brought to life by street art designed by local children

Five new murals inspired by local children’s designs have been painted in east Belfast.

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Community-Led Street Art Project Complete In East Belfast | Northern Ireland News, 05/04/2024

Artists Transform Sites On The Cregagh And Woodstock Road

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