Magherafelt paid tribute to the fallen on Remembrance Sunday with a parade.
People across Northern Ireland fell silent at the weekend as a series of Remembrance Sunday services were held to honour those who lost their lives in conflict.
The commemorations took place across the UK, with the King leading the national service at the cenotaph in London, where he laid a wreath in memory of the fallen from conflicts dating back to the First World War.
Members of Aughagaskin flute band took part in the Remembrance Day parade to Union Road Presbyterian Church.
The boys and girls brigades also took part in the parade as well as former military service personel, PSNI and members of the Northern Ireland fire and rescue services.
9. Members of the Girls brigade who took part on Remembrance Day
Members of the Girls brigade who took part on Remembrance Day | Supplied
10. Members of the Boys Brigade who took part in the Remembrance Day parade
Members of the Boys Brigade who took part in the Remembrance Day parade | Supplied
11. Members of the Boys Brigade who took part in the Remembrance Day parade
Members of the Boys Brigade who took part in the Remembrance Day parade | Supplied
12. Members of the Boys Brigade who took part in the Rememberance Day parade
Members of the Boys Brigade who took part in the Rememberance Day parade | Supplied