Hitler Attacks Belfast

The text at the top reads: "On the 15th/16th April 1941 the Germans bombed Belfast and hundreds of people died. The following were residents of Thorndyke Street who lost their lives:"
List of Names:

Below this are the names of the victims, formatted as follows:
Hamilton Irvine
Hamilton McClements Junior
Hamilton McClements
Agnes McClements
Thomas William Bleakley
May Wherry
John Wherry
Additional Information:

A note beneath the list says: "Also killed in Thorndyke Street air raid were ARP Wardens: Joseph Bell and Phares Hill."
Visual Depiction:

The mural includes a grayscale scene of a bombed-out street, showing destroyed buildings, rubble, and debris. It depicts the aftermath of the Belfast Blitz during World War II.
The Union Jack is displayed on a damaged structure, reinforcing local identity amidst the destruction.
Bottom Section:

At the bottom, the phrase "Hitler Attacks Belfast" is painted in bold letters, marking this as a representation of the Belfast Blitz and its impact on the community.