Martin McGuinness' funeral took lace at Saint Columba's Church in his native Derry
Large crowds followed Sinn Féin politician's coffin through the Bogside to the church
The paramilitary turned peacemaker died on Tuesday after a short illness, aged 66
Ex-US President Bill Clinton, the Irish president and Taoiseach attended the funeral
DUP leader Arlene Foster was applauded as she entered the church
Irish folk singer Christy Moore closes the ceremony with his song 'The time has come'.
That brings our live coverage of the funeral of Martin McGuinness to an end. You can keep up to date on our news website bbc.co.uk/newsni.
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Gerry Adams pays tribute to former Deputy First Minister Martin McGuinness.
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Sinn Fein's leader at the Assembly pays tribute to Martin McGuinness.
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The wreaths that were placed on the top of the hearse outside St Columba's church.
Fr Michael Canny reads the opening prayers at the burial of Martin McGuinness.
The mourners at the city cemetery take photos of the historic funeral of Martin McGuinness.
The coffin of Martin McGuinness entering the City Cemetery.
President Bill Clinton takes the time to pet a dog that was at the service.
Martin McGuinness' burial plot is prepared for the interment.
Bill Clinton told mourners: "If you want to continue his legacy go and finish the work he has started."
"Finish the work that has been done"
Ciaran McCauley
BBC News NI
Bill Clinton arrived in a helicopter that landed in the middle of the nearby GAA stadium, Celtic Park, and left the same way twenty minutes ago.
The crowd continues to increase in numbers as they await the burial of Martin McGuinness.
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The cortège makes its way to the City Cemetery.
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"After all the breath he expended cursing the British, he worked with two prime ministers and shook hands with the Queen."
He also thanked First Minister Arlene Foster for attending the funeral.
Bill Clinton: "He worked with two prime ministers and shook hands with the Queen"
Crowds follow the coffin as it makes it way for burial at the City Cemetery.
Singer Frances Black pays her own tribute to Martin McGuinness.
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