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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.
Large crowds attended a service at Market Square, Antrim on Sunday morning.
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13. A wreath is laid during the Remembrance Sunday service at Market Square, Antrim
A wreath is laid during the Remembrance Sunday service at Market Square, Antrim | Supplied
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14. Remembrance Sunday service at Market Square, Antrim
Remembrance Sunday service at Market Square, Antrim | Supplied
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15. Representatives of the Air and Army cadets at the Remembrance Sunday service at Market Square, Antrim
Representatives of the Air and Army cadets at the Remembrance Sunday service at Market Square, Antrim | Supplied
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16. Members of the Scouts and Girl Guides at the Remembrance Sunday service at Market Square, Antrim
Members of the Scouts and Girl Guides at the Remembrance Sunday service at Market Square, Antrim | Supplied