A parade is taking place in Derry on Saturday which may cause some traffic disruption in the city.
The 334th Lundy commemoration will take place on Saturday, December 3, in the city with more than 20 bands expected to take part. The city centre will be open, police have said.
Motorists are being asked to take extra care.
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In a post on their Facebook page, Police in Derry said: "A parade is taking place in the city tomorrow, Saturday, 3rd December. This is the 334th Lundy commemoration and more than 20 bands area expected to parade.
"If you are attending the event, please travel safely. The city centre is open, however, we would ask that motorists driving through the area between 11.30am and 5.30pm take extra care. We wish all those involved a safe event."
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