STRABANE Royal British Legion (RBL) held their annual Remembrance Sunday service in Sion Mills.
Members of the Legion, councillors and the public gathered on Sunday afternoon to pay respects to those who lost their lives in two World Wars and other conflicts.
The parade, led by Cowan Memorial Flute Band, formed for inspection before leaving to make its way along Marshalls Row and Melmount Road for the church service at Sion Mills Presbyterian Church.
Those in attendance included the Duke of Abercorn, who inspected the parade and alderman Niree McMorris, deputy Mayor of Derry City and Strabane District Council.
As well as former members of the armed services, the local Girls' and Boys' Brigades were also represented.
1. St John Ambulance was represented by Matthew Massey, Katie Olphert, Elizabeth Graham , Caoimhin Boyle and Richard McMullan.jc4643cm26
St John Ambulance was represented by Matthew Massey, Katie Olphert, Elizabeth Graham , Caoimhin Boyle and Richard McMullan.jc4643cm26 | SWN
2. The Cowan Memorial Flute Band leading the Remembrance Sunday parade in Sion Mills.JC4639CM26
The Cowan Memorial Flute Band leading the Remembrance Sunday parade in Sion Mills.JC4639CM26 | SWN
3. Members and leaders of Leckpatrick Boys' Brigade attended the Remembrance Sunday parade and service in Sion Mills.JC4640CM26
Members and leaders of Leckpatrick Boys' Brigade attended the Remembrance Sunday parade and service in Sion Mills.JC4640CM26 | SWN
4. Members of Leckpatrick Girls' Brigade attended the Remembrance Sunday parade and service in Sion Mills.JC4641CM26
Members of Leckpatrick Girls' Brigade attended the Remembrance Sunday parade and service in Sion Mills.JC4641CM26 | SWN