Dungiven's Vigil for Peace making its way through the town.
The Vigil took place this morning (Saturday), with several hundred people assembling at St Canice's GAA and walking through the County Derry town to the iconic Dungiven Castle.
Dungiven's Vigil for Peace.
Speaking to County Derry Post on behalf of Vigil organisers, St Canice's Ladies Football girls and St Patrick's Camogie girls, Tricia Harkin, Chairperson of St Canice's Ladies, thanked everyone who attended the Vigil.
One Dungiven woman making her voice heard this morning.
"Women, children and families wearing white, walked around the town and along the way, were met by some elderly citizens who stood out at their doors with a white blanket around their shoulders.
Dungiven mammys and babies at the Vigil for peace.
Gearing up for Dungiven's Vigil for Peace.
Taking part in Dungiven's Vigil for Peace.
Nodlaig added: "She told me she had children of her own and she could hardly sleep at night and that is why she came out to the Vigil.
Taking part in Dungiven's Vigil For Peace.
Our canine friends ready for Dungiven's Vigil for Peace.
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Walkers in Dungiven's Vigil for Peace.
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Dungiven's Vigil for Peace making it's way through the County Derry town.