A new sculpture named 'Reflections' has been unveiled outside Belfast's Grand Central Station, constructed from parts of the dismantled Boyne Bridge. This bridge, originally built in 1936, has historical significance dating back nearly 400 years. The sculpture, designed by Peter Richards and Kevin Killen, stands nine meters high and aims to celebrate Belfast's industrial past while looking towards the future. It reflects the community's journey and the changes the city has undergone. The design process was collaborative, with Richards sketching ideas during discussions with the team. The sculpture faces Sandy Row, symbolizing a connection to its origins. Alongside the sculpture, murals created by local schoolchildren were also launched, highlighting the importance of youth involvement in shaping Belfast's identity. Belfast Lord Mayor Tracy Kelly emphasized the significance of these artworks in representing both the past and future of the community.