Easter Rising Memorial

A mural painted on the side of a building, commemorating the 1916 Easter Rising in Ireland. The mural has a mix of historical and political elements, including references to Irish nationalism and international solidarity.

Large Irish Language Text:
"Éirí Amach na Cásca 1916", which translates to "Easter Rising 1916."
The letters are painted in a bold, Celtic-style font with torches above them.
Armed Irish Rebel:

A figure of an Irish revolutionary wearing a military uniform and a bandolier across his chest, holding a rifle.
This represents the Irish Volunteers or the Irish Republican Army (IRA).
Historical Buildings & Symbols:

The GPO (General Post Office) in Dublin, a key location in the 1916 Rising.
Lily flowers, often associated with remembrance of those who died in the fight for Irish independence.
Various heraldic shields, including:
The Red Hand of Ulster (symbol of Ulster nationalism).
The Harp, a symbol of Ireland.
Provincial crests, representing different parts of Ireland.
Street Name Sign:

"Beechmount Avenue / Ascaill Ard na bhFeá", indicating the location in Belfast.
Political Solidarity – "Free Palestine" Section:

On the right side, a mural with a red and green clenched fist painted alongside the words "FREE PALESTINE".
This suggests solidarity between Irish nationalism and the Palestinian cause.