Bus shelter on Dromara Road, Moneyslane painted Red, White and Blue
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Bus shelter on Dromara Road, Moneyslane painted Red, White and Blue
Image: © Eric Jones Taken: 15 Aug 2014
Painted bus shelters, kerbstones and bridge parapets offer an indication of the loyalties of the local community. Strongly Loyalist communities paint theirs red, white and blue, Nationalist communities prefer the colours of their local or county GAA team. This shelter at Moneyslane was painted in 2011. Image
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Image Location
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54.287518
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-6.088321