People come together in support of one another at vigils to remember those lost in Friday's blast.
BBC News NI in Creeslough
It was seen on the tired faces of coffee shop employees who worked through Friday night, providing free food and drinks to the emergency workers and volunteers. This tight-knit community has shown that in the face of such immense heartache their sense of loyalty to each other is unwavering.
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