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ICONIC is a celebration of the Irish Red Hare — proud

Gods Own Country

this piece reflects the rhythm and resilience of Belfast — a city that’s both divided and deeply connected

So Walk On Air Against Your Better Judgement Barrys Set against a vivid redThis line So Walk On Air Against Your Better Judgement comes from a poem by Seamus Heaney, itself a translation of a verse by a German writer Johann Wolfgang von Goethe. It has been quoted on several occasions, notably by Bill Clinton when reflecting on those who negotiated and signed the Good Friday Agreement. Our Wee Country related pieces quietly acknowledge events and groups that have shaped the history of Ireland, particularly in the North. They