Harrow St, Belfast

Tomb St Carpark, Belfast

Menagerie Bar, University St, Belfast

These pieces of graffiti are in a yard out the side of the Menagerie Bar.

Entrance to the Lagan Meadows, Stranmillis

The graffiti on the generator has changed again. Here's the new pictures.

Cushendall

I was in Cushendall recently and there wasn't much there graffiti-wise, a few people's names scrawled on walls. The only good stuff I found was this one a public toilet in a car-park. It had been done by a local community group.

South Parade, Belfast

This Graffiti is all from an alleyway behind South Parade, which links the Ormeau Road with Ravenhill Road in Belfast. Most of it is faded so it looks like it hasn't been used much in years.

Franklin Street Place, Belfast

Entrance to the Lagan Meadows, Stranmillis

I love this generator (I think it's a generator), I don't know who does the graffiti but something new pops up on it every once in a while.

Quay St, Bangor

These were taken in an alley up the back of Quay St in Bangor.

Dunvale Estate Subway, Ballymena

I was in Ballymena recently and the graffiti was slim pickings. The problem was that a lot of the car parks in town that used to have the best graffiti have gotten rid of it. Instead of doing a complete repaint of the walls what has happened is the council have just painted big grey squares where the graffiti used to be. This doesn't in any way serve to improve the look of the area instead it makes it look bland and uninteresting.

Anyways one place I found some was in the subway at the entrance of the Dunvale estate where I grew up.

This looks to be the result of the community programs that usually result in inoffensive crap like zoo animals being painted up. As luck would have it, whoever did it used a hip-hop theme with the faces of various hip-hop artists and the slogan "Northsiders" (because Dunvale is in the north of the town).

These are from the entrance of to the subway

And these are from inside it

Chlorine Gardens, Belfast