A number of events are set to take place in Belfast marking two years since the beginning of the Covid pandemic in Northern Ireland as part of the National Day of Reflection.
The National Day of Reflection on March 23 is a day to connect and support the people who have been bereaved during the last two years and to reflect on and remember the lives of those who have died.
Spearheaded by end of life charity Marie Curie, over 350 organisations and politicians such as Prime Minister Boris Johnson and First Minister of Scotland Nicola Sturgeon are also behind the day.
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Northern Ireland’s headline event will be the Marie Curie Wall of Reflection at Belfast’s Imagine Festival at 2 Royal Avenue where the public will be able to drop in anytime during the Day of Reflection to add their commemoration to the wall.