The community in Antrim marked Remembrance Sunday with a poignant occasion honouring those who lost their lives in conflict and remembering the sacrifices made by generations of servicemen and women.
The Remembrance Parade and RUC Memorial Cenotaph Service provided an opportunity to reflect on the lives of those who served, including members of the Royal Ulster Constabulary (RUC) who lost their lives in the line of duty.
Remembrance Sunday, observed annually on the second Sunday in November, sees communities across Northern Ireland come together to pay tribute to the fallen and remember those who made the ultimate sacrifice.
The occasion serves as an important reminder of the sacrifices made by those who served, while providing an opportunity for reflection and remembrance.
Take a look through our photo gallery below.
1. Boys Brigade
Remembrance Parade and RUC Memorial Cenotaph service in Antrim | Dave Pettard
2. Girls Brigade
Remembrance Parade and RUC Memorial Cenotaph service in Antrim | Dave Pettard
3. The Ballyduff Silver Band leads the Remembrance Sunday parade through Antrim Town to Market Square.
Remembrance Parade and RUC Memorial Cenotaph service in Antrim | Dave Pettard
4. Remembrance Parade and RUC Memorial Cenotaph service in Antrim
Remembrance Parade and RUC Memorial Cenotaph service in Antrim | Dave Pettard