Youths in Ballymoney, Co Antrim, have painted a colourful mural on an electricity substation.
The substation in the Seymour Drive area has been transformed after a community grant from the Northern Ireland Housing Executive (NIHE).
The mural features an image taken from a photograph of Castle Street in Ballymoney, circa 1900.
Dessie Hanna from Castle Community Association, which led the project, said: "The electricity substation in Seymour Drive was very drab and had graffiti painted on it a number of years ago.
"This graffiti faces onto the railway line and gives a poor impression of our area. Children play on the grass areas beside the substation and a number of parents have asked us to undertake a project to remove this blight."
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