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Apr 21, 2024 · Sandy Row, nestled in the heart of Belfast, Northern Ireland, is a testament to the city’s complex history and enduring cultural identity. Among its notable features is the iconic King William III mural, a vivid depiction adoring the neighbourhood and serving as a poignant symbol of Belfast’s deep-rooted heritage.
May 3, 2011 · Having lived in Sandy Row for 78 years, Dorothy Allen explains how the area came to be known as 'the village within the city.'. Nvtv. Sandy Row was once a thriving community, best known and...
Sep 20, 2021 · Standing weathered and tall at the Lisburn Road end of Sandy Row is the district’s Orange Hall; now over 150 years old. Episode 18 of the Historical Belfast Podcast takes a closer look at the history of the hall which has acted as a community centre for generations of people living in Sandy Row.
