Pride of Ballybeen Flute Band

Central Elements:
Crest and Flags:

The centerpiece is a crest with a hand (a common symbol of Northern Ireland) inside a six-pointed star.
Above the star is a crown, likely representing British heritage or allegiance to the United Kingdom.
Behind the crest, there are two flags: the Union Jack (United Kingdom) and the Northern Ireland flag.
Banner Text:

A ribbon beneath the crest reads: "Pride of Ballybeen Flute Band."
Surrounding Imagery:
Silhouettes:

At the bottom of the mural, there are black silhouettes of various figures:
People waving or walking.
Children, possibly with musical instruments or bags.
A person performing a cartwheel.
A dog standing near one of the figures.
A small group of individuals appears to represent a marching band, including drummers and uniformed figures.
Symbols and Badges:

To the left and right of the crest are detailed symbols:
One features the word "Separated" and imagery resembling an emergency services or military badge.
The other includes similar official-style emblems with text such as "Honour, Duty, and Sustain."
Background:

A faint background of buildings or structures is depicted, possibly resembling a residential or urban area.
Style:
The mural is painted in shades of black, white, and grey, giving it a monochromatic, almost photographic appearance.
Interpretation:
The mural celebrates local pride and heritage, likely associated with the Ballybeen area, focusing on cultural, musical (flute band), and historical symbolism tied to British and Northern Irish identity.