Belfast artist's exhibition is an inspiration

I write to commend Kate Hallahan on her interesting article on a groundbreaking exhibition taking place in Belfast (Irish Examiner, July 15).

Belfast artist's exhibition is an inspiration
Tue, 16 Jul, 2002 - 02:00

At Linen Hall Library, Belfast, the exhibition offers insights into the history of communities on both sides of the divide, along with an impressive display of quirky memorabilia from life in the North.

The display includes babies’ bibs with “Proud to be a Prod” and a learn-your-alphabet book for republican children that coaches A is for Armalite.

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