The PSNI Is Confident It Will Bring Lyra McKee's Killers To Justice
The 29 year journalist has been laid to rest in her native Belfast
The President, Taoiseach and British Prime Minister were among the mourners at this afternoon's service in St. Anne's Cathedral in Belfast.
Politicians in Northern Ireland have been urged to work together to resolve the current political deadlock and to ensure peace.
Speaking after Lyra's funeral, PSNI Chief Constable George Hamilton says they can find her killers:
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