Thousands of mourners are expected to turn out for the funeral of Cardinal Cahal Daly at St Patrick's Cathedral in Armagh later.

THE late Primate of All Ireland, Cardinal Cahal Daly, will be laid to rest at noon tomorrow after his remains were yesterday received at Saint Patrick’s Cathedral in Armagh.

Mass has been celebrated at St Patrick's Cathedral in Armagh following the arrival of the remains of Cardinal Cahal Daly.

The Pope today hailed the peace-building work of Ireland’s former Roman Catholic Primate, Cardinal Cahal Daly, as his body lay in state in Belfast.

Hundreds of mourners paid respects Cardinal Cahal Daly today as his remains were laid in state in a Belfast cathedral closely associated with his ministry.

POLITICIANS and church leaders have paid tribute to the efforts of Cardinal Cahal Daly in helping end the Troubles.

The former head of the Catholic Church in Ireland, Cardinal Cahal Daly, will lie in state tomorrow in the cathedral closely linked to his ministry.

Politicians and church leaders today paid tribute to the legacy of Cardinal Cahal Daly, who died last night in Belfast City Hospital at the age of 92.

Former leader of the Catholic Church Cardinal Cahal Daly died tonight.

THE Archbishop of Armagh and Primate of All Ireland, Cardinal Seán Brady, yesterday called on people to pray for Cardinal Cahal Daly who remained seriously ill in a Belfast hospital last night.

Archbishop of Armagh and Primate of All Ireland, Cardinal Sean Brady, has asked for prayers for Cardinal Cahal Daly.

ONE of Ireland’s most senior Catholic churchmen, Cardinal Cahal Daly, is seriously ill in hospital after suffering heart problems.

Cardinal Cahal Daly is seriously ill in hospital.

The Catholic Primate and Archbishop of Armagh Dr Sean Brady is tonight preparing to be made a Cardinal in the Vatican.

ARCHBISHOP Seán Brady said yesterday he was “humbled” after the Vatican announced he was to be made cardinal.

Former church leader Cardinal Cahal Daly today highlighted the “embarrassment” of coming from Northern Ireland.

The Government was today accused of holding a ‘‘seven-hour terrorism fest’’ with its state burial of 10 IRA men executed by the British authorities more than 80 years ago.

Taoiseach Bertie Ahern tonight issued a strong defence of day-long ceremonies in Dublin to honour 10 men executed by Britain for their part in Ireland’s war of independence more than 80 years ago.