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Northern Ireland buries Martin McGuinness

Thousands line the streets of Martin McGuinness' home town for the funeral of the Irish Republican Army commander who became a cornerstone of Northern Ireland's peace.

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Northern Ireland buries Martin McGuinness

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  1. Northern Ireland buries Martin McGuinness

  2. The coffin of Martin McGuinness is carried through crowded streets during his funeral at St Columba's Church in Londonderry, Northern Ireland. REUTERS/Clodagh Kilcoyne

  3. Sinn Fein President Gerry Adams (C) walks next to the coffin of Martin McGuinness during his funeral in Londonderry, Northern Ireland. REUTERS/Phil Noble

  4. Crowds make their way to Martin McGuinness's funeral, at St Columba's Church in Londonderry, Northern Ireland. REUTERS/Clodagh Kilcoyne

  5. Former U.S. President Bill Clinton (C) joins mourners for the funeral of Martin McGuinness at St Columba's Church in Londonderry. REUTERS/Phil Noble

  6. Sinn Fein President Gerry Adams (L) greets U.S. mourners outside the home of Martin McGuinness, in Londonderry. REUTERS/Paul Faith/Pool

  7. The funeral of Martin McGuinness takes place at St Columba's Church Long Tower, in Londonderry. REUTERS/Niall Carson/Pool

  8. The funeral of Martin McGuinness takes place at St Columba's Church Long Tower, in Londonderry. REUTERS/Niall Carson/Pool

  9. Rev Harold Good speaks while Martin McGuinness' grandchildren look on behind him during his funeral service. REUTERS/Niall Carson/Pool

  10. Martin McGuinness's wife Bernadette is comforted ahead of the funeral outside his home in Londonderry. REUTERS/Niall Carson/Pool

  11. Former U.S. President Bill Clinton hugs Sinn Fein president Gerry Adams after the funeral of Martin McGuinness at St Columba's Church, in Londonderry. REUTERS/Niall Carson/Pool

  12. Arlene Foster, leader of the Democratic Unionists, reacts after the funeral of Martin McGuinness at St Columba's Church, in Londonderry. REUTERS/Niall Carson/Pool

  13. The coffin of Martin McGuinness is carried through crowded streets during his funeral in Londonderry. REUTERS/Phil Noble

  14. The coffin of Martin McGuinness is carried through crowded streets during his funeral in Londonderry, Northern Ireland. REUTERS/Clodagh Kilcoyne

  15. Crowds gather at Martin McGuinness's funeral, at St Columba's Church in Londonderry. REUTERS/Phil Noble

  16. A man stands next to a shop displaying a portrait of Martin McGuinness during his funeral at St Columba's Church in Londonderry. REUTERS/Clodagh Kilcoyne

  17. The coffin of Martin McGuinness is carried through crowded streets during his funeral in Londonderry. REUTERS/Clodagh Kilcoyne

  18. Sinn Fein's Michelle O'Neill and Gerry Adams join mourners at Martin McGuinness's funeral in Londonderry. REUTERS/Clodagh Kilcoyne

  19. Mourners gather for the funeral of Martin McGuinness in Londonderry. REUTERS/Phil Noble

  20. The coffin of Martin McGuinness is carried through crowded streets during his funeral in Londonderry. REUTERS/Clodagh Kilcoyne

  21. The coffin of Martin McGuinness is carried through crowded streets during his funeral in Londonderry. REUTERS/Phil Noble

  22. The coffin of Martin McGuinness is carried through crowded streets during his funeral in Londonderry. REUTERS/Phil Noble

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