evidence: Belfast’s murals brought them together – now their communities could be divided once again [...] Murals have recently gone up in unionist areas bearing messages saying "No Irish Sea Border", "Loyalist Village Says No To Irish Sea Border" and "You Cannot Divide the United Kingdom" along with the traditional ones of paramilitaries, pledging allegiance to the crown and the union, and ones of heritage about William of Orange and the Battle of the Boyne. [...] Walking down Northumberland Road along the peace lines Ervine pointed to the differences, which still remain, between loyalist and republican murals. The former are about British identity, Queen and country, service in Britain’s wars. The latter have paintings of Irish nationalism, but they are more international in scope, commemorating the anti-apartheid movement, the victims of military dictatorships, the fight against colonialism.