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"IN recent weeks rumours of a Banksy had circulated across West Belfast, after beautiful murals and paintings, including local GAA club crests, were emerging across the Andersonstown area. The striking artwork is a fantastic initiative by the young people at Tullymore Youth Club. Michael George, from the  Upper Andersonstown Community Forum, spoke to the Andersonstown News about how this talented group have brightened up the area during their summer holidays tackling graffiti within their local community. “It was the kids at Tullymore who came up with the ideas and we were given a grant through the Communities and Transition Department in the Belfast City Council to clean the city of graffiti. “We sat down with the kids, and they came up with different concepts like a salmon to help promote mental health awareness in the area, there are a few others for the NHS and of course local club badges. “It really spruces up the community and it has gone down really well with the residents who are all delighted with the colour and cleanliness it brings to such plain things like the electric boxes they are painted on.” He added: “We plan on approaching the utility service providers to see if they might want to fund more across the area because they really are a positive sight in the community, and it helps create a community togetherness and identity.”"
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