Unrest in Northern Ireland continued for an eighth straight night on Friday but protests were largely subdued out of respect for the Queen following the death of her husband, the Duke of Edinburgh.
The streets of Belfast were much less crowded than in previous days on Friday, when clashes pitted riot police against a crowd trying to approach unionist neighbourhoods.
Demonstrations and marches that had been planned in unionist areas of the capital Belfast were cancelled after the announcement of Prince Philip's death on Friday morning at age 99.
But violence still broke out in some unionist enclaves, including Tiger's Bay, with footage posted online showing protesters hurling stones, petrol bombs and bottles at police officers.