Also known as Lundy’s Day, the celebration brought together visiting branch clubs and bands in a parade from the Waterside to the Apprentice Boys Memorial Hall.
The main parade made its way from Society Street around the city centre to a service of thanksgiving in St Columb’s Cathedral.
Following the service, the parade made its way back to Bishop Street for the traditional burning of ‘Lundy the traitor’.
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The Apprentice Boys parade makes its way through the city. Photo: Lorcan Doherty / Press Eye
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Band members taking part in the Apprentice Boys of Derry parade. Picture: Lorcan Doherty / Presseye Photo: Picture: Lorcan Doherty / Presseye
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Graeme Stenhouse ABOD Governor on parade on Saturday. Picture: Lorcan Doherty / Presseye Photo: Picture: Lorcan Doherty / Presseye
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Sporting festive headgear for the parade. Picture: Lorcan Doherty / Presseye Photo: Picture: Lorcan Doherty / Presseye