Hundreds of people turned out to pay their respects to Martin McGuinness in Derry overnight.
A vigil was held in his honour after the former deputy First Minister and IRA leader was brought home one last time.
He passed away early yesterday following a short illness.
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The Irish flag will fly at half mast at Leinster House tomorrow as Mr McGuinness is laid to rest.
Father Gary Donegan who has also been recognised for his own peacekeeping role says the Sinn Féin leader had a complex life.
Meanwhile, a Clare Sinn Féin representative has described Martin McGuinness as an inspirational leader.
Noeleen Moran says she has great admiration for the outstanding contribution he made to the peace process:
