Pacemaker Press 13 November 2022: Remembrance Sunday event at Belfast City Hall.
Up to 2,000 people gathered at Belfast City Hall on Sunday as the city joined the rest of the UK in marking Remembrance Day.
The main ceremony in the city took place at the Garden of Remembrance close to the Cenotaph. People joined in the nationwide two-minute silence which was held at 11am. Representatives from all the main churches were also in attendance, with prayers offered up by the Presbyterian Church Moderator Dr John Kirkpatrick.
Picture By: Arthur Allison/Pacemaker Press. — Pacemaker Press 13 November 2022: Remembrance Sunday event at Belfast City Hall. Up to 2,000 people gathered at Belfast City Hall on Sunday as the city joined the rest of the UK in marking Remembrance Day. The main ceremony in the city took place at the Garden of Remembrance close to the Cenotaph. People joined in the nationwide two-minute silence which was held at 11am. Representatives from all the main churches were also in attendance, with prayers offered up by the Presbyterian Church Moderator Dr John Kirkpatrick. Picture By: Arthur Allison/Pacemaker Press.

Pacemaker Press 13 November 2022: Remembrance Sunday event at Belfast City Hall.
Up to 2,000 people gathered at Belfast City Hall on Sunday as the city joined the rest of the UK in marking Remembrance Day.
The main ceremony in the city took place at the Garden of Remembrance close to the Cenotaph. People joined in the nationwide two-minute silence which was held at 11am. Representatives from all the main churches were also in attendance, with prayers offered up by the Presbyterian Church Moderator Dr John Kirkpatrick.
Picture By: Arthur Allison/Pacemaker Press. — Pacemaker Press 13 November 2022: Remembrance Sunday event at Belfast City Hall. Up to 2,000 people gathered at Belfast City Hall on Sunday as the city joined the rest of the UK in marking Remembrance Day. The main ceremony in the city took place at the Garden of Remembrance close to the Cenotaph. People joined in the nationwide two-minute silence which was held at 11am. Representatives from all the main churches were also in attendance, with prayers offered up by the Presbyterian Church Moderator Dr John Kirkpatrick. Picture By: Arthur Allison/Pacemaker Press.

Remembrance Sunday: Picture special from the Act of Remembrance at the Belfast Cenotaph

By Michael Cousins

Published 13th Nov 2022, 13:13 BST

Updated 13th Nov 2022, 13:14 BST

Up to 2,000 people gathered at Belfast City Hall on Sunday as the city joined the rest of the UK in marking Remembrance Day

Pictures by Pacemaker Press

Up to 2,000 people gathered at Belfast City Hall on Sunday as the city joined the rest of the UK in marking Remembrance Day.
The main ceremony in the city took place at the Garden of Remembrance close to the Cenotaph. People joined in the nationwide two-minute silence which was held at 11am. Representatives from all the main churches were also in attendance, with prayers offered up by the Presbyterian Church Moderator Dr John Kirkpatrick.
Picture By: Arthur Allison/Pacemaker Press.

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Up to 2,000 people gathered at Belfast City Hall on Sunday as the city joined the rest of the UK in marking Remembrance Day. The main ceremony in the city took place at the Garden of Remembrance close to the Cenotaph. People joined in the nationwide two-minute silence which was held at 11am. Representatives from all the main churches were also in attendance, with prayers offered up by the Presbyterian Church Moderator Dr John Kirkpatrick. Picture By: Arthur Allison/Pacemaker Press. Photo: Pacemaker

Up to 2,000 people gathered at Belfast City Hall on Sunday as the city joined the rest of the UK in marking Remembrance Day.
The main ceremony in the city took place at the Garden of Remembrance close to the Cenotaph. People joined in the nationwide two-minute silence which was held at 11am. Representatives from all the main churches were also in attendance, with prayers offered up by the Presbyterian Church Moderator Dr John Kirkpatrick.
Picture By: Arthur Allison/Pacemaker Press.

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Up to 2,000 people gathered at Belfast City Hall on Sunday as the city joined the rest of the UK in marking Remembrance Day. The main ceremony in the city took place at the Garden of Remembrance close to the Cenotaph. People joined in the nationwide two-minute silence which was held at 11am. Representatives from all the main churches were also in attendance, with prayers offered up by the Presbyterian Church Moderator Dr John Kirkpatrick. Picture By: Arthur Allison/Pacemaker Press. Photo: Pacemaker

Up to 2,000 people gathered at Belfast City Hall on Sunday as the city joined the rest of the UK in marking Remembrance Day.
The main ceremony in the city took place at the Garden of Remembrance close to the Cenotaph. People joined in the nationwide two-minute silence which was held at 11am. Representatives from all the main churches were also in attendance, with prayers offered up by the Presbyterian Church Moderator Dr John Kirkpatrick.
Picture By: Arthur Allison/Pacemaker Press.

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Up to 2,000 people gathered at Belfast City Hall on Sunday as the city joined the rest of the UK in marking Remembrance Day. The main ceremony in the city took place at the Garden of Remembrance close to the Cenotaph. People joined in the nationwide two-minute silence which was held at 11am. Representatives from all the main churches were also in attendance, with prayers offered up by the Presbyterian Church Moderator Dr John Kirkpatrick. Picture By: Arthur Allison/Pacemaker Press. Photo: Pacemaker

Up to 2,000 people gathered at Belfast City Hall on Sunday as the city joined the rest of the UK in marking Remembrance Day.
The main ceremony in the city took place at the Garden of Remembrance close to the Cenotaph. People joined in the nationwide two-minute silence which was held at 11am. Representatives from all the main churches were also in attendance, with prayers offered up by the Presbyterian Church Moderator Dr John Kirkpatrick.
Picture By: Arthur Allison/Pacemaker Press.

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Up to 2,000 people gathered at Belfast City Hall on Sunday as the city joined the rest of the UK in marking Remembrance Day. The main ceremony in the city took place at the Garden of Remembrance close to the Cenotaph. People joined in the nationwide two-minute silence which was held at 11am. Representatives from all the main churches were also in attendance, with prayers offered up by the Presbyterian Church Moderator Dr John Kirkpatrick. Picture By: Arthur Allison/Pacemaker Press. Photo: Pacemaker