An effigy of Colonel Robert Lundy was burnt in Bishop Street on Saturday afternoon as part of the festivities.
The ‘Shutting of the Gates’ commemorations celebrate the actions of the 13 apprentices who slammed the gates of Derry in the face of King James II of England's men in December 1688.
13. 'Lundy the traitor' standing in Bishop Street before it was set on fire on Saturday.
'Lundy the traitor' standing in Bishop Street before it was set on fire on Saturday. Photo: Conor McClean
14. 'Lundy the traitor' standing in Bishop Street before it was set on fire on Saturday.
'Lundy the traitor' standing in Bishop Street before it was set on fire on Saturday. Photo: Conor McClean
15. 'Lundy the traitor' standing in Bishop Street before it was set on fire on Saturday.
'Lundy the traitor' standing in Bishop Street before it was set on fire on Saturday. Photo: Conor McClean
16. Young band members pictured during the 'Shutting of the Gates' celebrations at the weekend.
Young band members pictured during the 'Shutting of the Gates' celebrations at the weekend. Photo: Conor McClean
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