Take a look through our gallery below of the Solemn parade as it marks Remembrance Sunday at Cookstown.
People in Cookstown came together on Remembrance Sunday to honor those who lost their lives in conflict and pay tribute to the sacrifices made by generations of servicemen and women.
Remembrance Sunday, which falls on the second Sunday in November every year, is an important occasion for communities across Northern Ireland and beyond, offering an opportunity to reflect on the lives lost during the First and Second World Wars and subsequent conflicts.
The annual occasion is traditionally marked by wreath laying ceremonies, moments of silence and acts of remembrance, as communities gather to pay their respects to the fallen.
5. Rev'd Matthew Topley and other members of clergy led the Act of Remembrance in Cookstown on Sunday
Rev'd Matthew Topley and other members of clergy led the Act of Remembrance in Cookstown on Sunday | Supplied
6. Deputy Lieutenant Mrs Meta Bell, MBE lays the first wreath at Cookstown Cenotaph
Deputy Lieutenant Mrs Meta Bell, MBE lays the first wreath at Cookstown Cenotaph | Supplied
7. Deputy Chair of Mid Ulster District Council is Councillor Eva Cahoon with colleague’s pay their respects during the Act of Remembrance in Cookstown
Deputy Chair of Mid Ulster District Council is Councillor Eva Cahoon with colleague’s pay their respects during the Act of Remembrance in Cookstown | Supplied
8. Bagpiper Bert Harkness plays a lament during the Act of Remembrance in Cookstown
Bagpiper Bert Harkness plays a lament during the Act of Remembrance in Cookstown | Supplied