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TERRI Hooley, the man who released their iconic debut single Teenage Kicks, got his very own mural in Belfast earlier this week - so it's only right that Derry pop punks The Undertones should now be adorning a wall in their native city. It's a rendering of a photo by Laurence O. Doherty from the late s which captured the young Feargal Sharkey-fronted band in the city's Bull Park. Another photo from the same session was used for the cover of the band's eponymous debut album. The former Undertones man and solo singer turned environmental campaigner gave the mural his seal of approval yesterday with a post on X, formerly Twitter, in which he described it as "an absolute honour". Mr Sharkey enthused: "WOW!

Undertones mural derry

The Undertones have influenced major bands around the world, including one of Germany's most popular ones. That is according to punk rockers Die Toten Hosen lead singer Campino, who was in Londonderry at the weekend to perform with the iconic Northern Ireland band in their home city. Members of both bands visited a new mural of The Undertones in Derry. The image shows the young band sitting on a wall in a local park in the late s. The painting is taken from a photograph by the late Derry Journal photographer Larry Doherty. The photo coincided with the launch of the record Teenage Kicks, which propelled The Undertones on the road to stardom. Die Toten Hosen - who have sold 19 million records since they formed in - have recorded their own version of Teenage Kicks. But Teenage Kicks would be the one song everybody would suggest as first choice of The Undertones. Campino first came across The Undertones as a teenager in the 70s in his home town of Dusseldorf. Fans and friends. Die Toten Hosen were guests of The Undertones at the weekend. So they were pioneers in a way," Campino added.

Terri Hooley ran the Good Vibrations record shop in Belfast. By David Wilson.

Some of Northern Ireland's best known punk era figures have been immortalised in new street art. In Londonderry, the cover of The Undertones' eponymous debut album has been recreated on a city centre wall. In Belfast, Northern Ireland's 'godfather of punk' Terri Hooley is now looking over the site of his original Good Vibrations record shop. Former Undertones frontman Feargal Sharkey has tweeted his approval for the "totally brilliant bit of work". This article contains content provided by Twitter.

Kindly add us to your ad blocker whitelist. An Undertones mural is to be completed in Derry this week, commissioned by two local men who say 'it's time something was done' to honour the iconic group in the city. I certainly would have been a regular at their gigs in the late 70s. Mr McCartney said the project has been years in the making with a few setbacks and scheduling issues pushing the project back. So we just stuck with that for the 45th anniversary. It's just from coming up with a concept and deciding on what you were going to do and then by the time we got around to doing it. Greg said UV Arts was commissioned for the project due to his 'very strong reputation for delivering quality workmanship'.

Undertones mural derry

TERRI Hooley, the man who released their iconic debut single Teenage Kicks, got his very own mural in Belfast earlier this week - so it's only right that Derry pop punks The Undertones should now be adorning a wall in their native city. It's a rendering of a photo by Laurence O. Doherty from the late s which captured the young Feargal Sharkey-fronted band in the city's Bull Park. Another photo from the same session was used for the cover of the band's eponymous debut album. The former Undertones man and solo singer turned environmental campaigner gave the mural his seal of approval yesterday with a post on X, formerly Twitter, in which he described it as "an absolute honour". Mr Sharkey enthused: "WOW!

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Punk artworks for new Belfast exhibition space. You can obtain a copy of the Code, or contact the Council, at www. Excitement builds as Tullamore Show entries are 'on par' with record-breaking event. By Keiron Tourish. Totally brilliant bit of work", before capping the statement with a trio of 'clapping hands' emojis and a 'smiling face with sunglasses' emoji. Derry Sport. Greg hopes the Undertones mural can have a similar impact on visitors. Merkel apology to German rock star. In Londonderry, the cover of The Undertones' eponymous debut album has been recreated on a city centre wall. So we just stuck with that for the 45th anniversary.

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This Twitter post cannot be displayed in your browser. Embrace the chance to bring your culinary vision to life with The Bentley Group. Enjoy our latest and up to date motoring review and news in Derry and County Derry. So that was tough," said O'Neill. UV Arts worked on the Derry Girls mural and many other murals in the city. How fantastic is that, what an absolute honour. Greg McCartney said they first had the idea for the Undertones mural in Mickey Bradley of The Undertones at the newly unveiled mural of the band. Accept and continue. In Belfast, Northern Ireland's 'godfather of punk' Terri Hooley is now looking over the site of his original Good Vibrations record shop. Derry Death Notices - Monday, 26th February, A film based on his life was released in Totally brilliant bit of work", before capping the statement with a trio of 'clapping hands' emojis and a 'smiling face with sunglasses' emoji.