Pictured at Harp's Pure Here mural launch in Hill Street is local boxing legend, Carl Frampton who has teamed up with Harp lager and artist Dean Kane from Visual Waste to unveil an iconic new piece of street art in Belfast s Cathedral Quarter, celebrating the people, sights and humour unique to the city.

Local graffiti artist to create street art celebrating the people, sights and humour unique to the city. Carl The Jackal Frampton was back in his hometown recently to unveil a brand new work of art on Hill Street. Created by Dean Kane from Visual Waste - AKA The Banksy of Belfast , the mural showcases some of the best-loved bits of Belfast including The Balls on the Falls, Titanic Building, The Big Fish, The Albert Clock, the H&W cranes, and some of the city s legendary characters and local celebrities.

With the mural featuring a nod to The Jackal s impact on Belfast, the man himself was only too happy to get behind the campaign. Carl said: Everybody knows I love Belfast so to be involved with something that s really positive in the heart of the town, it was a no-brainer for me. HARP s Pure Here is a lot of fun, a really upbeat campaign that s celebrating lots of great things that are unique to Northern Ireland.

The Cathedral Quarter mural is the first of its kind by HARP and Brand Manager Jeanette Levis said: "HARP is one of NI s most-loved lagers and this is our way of celebrating all that is magical about Belfast the unique sense of humour and the quirks that make it so special."

The mural was created by Dean Kane from Visual Waste. He said: "Belfast has been famous for murals for a long time. This one is a bit different because it s very tongue in cheek. I hope it cheers people up when they re dandering along Hill Street and take a look up at it."

The ongoing Pure Here campaign will see HARP continuing to work with local talent and consumers to champion the best bits of Northern Ireland. With Pure Here the intention is to bring to life the unique humour and spirit of Northern Ireland, and at the same time pay tribute to HARP s much-loved status here. The street art showcases a number of the best-loved bits of Belfast. These include The Balls on the Falls, Titanic Building, The Big Fish, The Albert Clock and the H&W cranes as well as some of the citys legendary characters and local celebrities like Carl The Jackal Frampton, much-loved TV presenter Julian Simmons and journalist and Belfast broadcaster Colin Murray.