Gertrude Star Flute Band

Vibrant mural commemorating the Gertrude Star Flute Band (F.B.) in East Belfast. It celebrates the band's history and its 50th anniversary.

The mural prominently displays the name "GERTRUDE STAR F.B." in an arched banner.
The year "MCMLXI" (1961 in Roman numerals) and "2011" mark the band's founding year and its 50th anniversary.
Below, the text reads East Belfast, indicating the location and community associated with the band.

Imagery:
The central artwork is a detailed coat of arms featuring a lion and unicorn, a crown, and the phrase DIEU ET MON DROIT (a royal motto meaning "God and my right").
The background includes Union Jack flags and Northern Ireland flags, symbolizing regional identity.

Additional Details:
To the right of the main design, a plaque lists key streets associated with the band, such as Dee Street.
A red poppy wreath is placed below the plaque, symbolizing remembrance and respect.

Surrounding Art:
On the left side, a smaller mural commemorates the band's 60th anniversary (1961–2021). It features the band's emblem surrounded by floral decorations.