Belfast Pogroms

A mural painted on the side of a building, depicting historical events from the early 20th century in Belfast. The mural has a dramatic background of burning buildings and bold text.

"Belfast Pogroms 1920-1922" is written in large, bold white letters with a black outline, set against a fiery backdrop of burning buildings.
Historical Newspaper Section:

On the left side, there is a painted section resembling old newspaper clippings with headlines such as:
"Belfast Expelled Workers"
"BELFAST BUTCHERY"
"Horrifying Massacre of Family"
"DYING I. ERSKINE DECLARATION"
It appears to reference sectarian violence and forced expulsions during this period.
Executions of December 8, 1922:

On the right side, there is a green panel with the word "EXECUTED" in large white letters and the date "8th December 1922" beneath it.
The panel features painted portraits of four men:
Liam Mellows
Dick Barrett
Rory O’Connor
Joe McKelvey (depicted in a military uniform)
The text includes "Óglaigh", referring to the Irish Republican Army (IRA).