‘We want our murals to show that there’s hope’ Two artists from County Antrim are painting murals to raises awareness of mental health issues:
Murals in Northern Ireland can often depict political divisions, but Carly Wright and Sam McAleese are helping to change that. Like many communities in Northern Ireland - the wider Ballymena area has been affected by suicide and drugs.
The project was funded by the Ballykeel 1 Moving Forward group.日本 最新ニュース, 日本 見出し
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