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| The remains of the late Cardinal Cahal Daly are being brought to St Peter's Cathedral in Belfast. | |
| The body of the cardinal, who died aged 92 on Thursday, will lie in state in the cathedral until Sunday afternoon when they will be moved to Armagh. | The body of the cardinal, who died aged 92 on Thursday, will lie in state in the cathedral until Sunday afternoon when they will be moved to Armagh. |
| Cardinal Daly, former Primate of All Ireland, will be buried on Tuesday in the grounds of St Patrick's Cathedral. | Cardinal Daly, former Primate of All Ireland, will be buried on Tuesday in the grounds of St Patrick's Cathedral. |
| Tributes were paid to the cardinal by churchmen and politicians across the island of Ireland. | Tributes were paid to the cardinal by churchmen and politicians across the island of Ireland. |
| Cardinal Daly was admitted to the coronary intensive care unit at the City Hospital in Belfast on Monday. | Cardinal Daly was admitted to the coronary intensive care unit at the City Hospital in Belfast on Monday. |
| Cardinal Sean Brady, the head of the Catholic Church in Ireland, said he had a "long, full and happy life". | Cardinal Sean Brady, the head of the Catholic Church in Ireland, said he had a "long, full and happy life". |
| "I believe, when fully assessed and appreciated, the legacy of Cardinal Cahal Daly to the ecclesiastical and civil history of Ireland will be seen as immense," he said. | "I believe, when fully assessed and appreciated, the legacy of Cardinal Cahal Daly to the ecclesiastical and civil history of Ireland will be seen as immense," he said. |
| Presbyterian Moderator Dr Stafford Carson also paid tribute to Cardinal Daly. | Presbyterian Moderator Dr Stafford Carson also paid tribute to Cardinal Daly. |
| "An outstanding academic, Cahal Daly will always be remembered for the huge contribution he made to the developing of better relationships between the Protestant and Roman Catholic Churches," he said. | "An outstanding academic, Cahal Daly will always be remembered for the huge contribution he made to the developing of better relationships between the Protestant and Roman Catholic Churches," he said. |
| Irish Premier, Taoiseach Brian Cowen, said Cardinal Daly had been a man of great intellect and humanity who had made a huge contribution to both the Catholic Church and civic society in Ireland. | Irish Premier, Taoiseach Brian Cowen, said Cardinal Daly had been a man of great intellect and humanity who had made a huge contribution to both the Catholic Church and civic society in Ireland. |
| "He was a trenchant supporter of peace. He was an outspoken critic of those who used violence to achieve political objectives," he said. | "He was a trenchant supporter of peace. He was an outspoken critic of those who used violence to achieve political objectives," he said. |
| Former UK Prime Minister Tony Blair praised Cardinal Daly's contribution to ending the violence of the Troubles. | Former UK Prime Minister Tony Blair praised Cardinal Daly's contribution to ending the violence of the Troubles. |
| He said: "Cardinal Daly made a significant contribution to delivering peace as he worked to break down barriers between communities. | He said: "Cardinal Daly made a significant contribution to delivering peace as he worked to break down barriers between communities. |
| "His life is a real and lasting example of effective religious leadership working to build peace and resolve conflict in the most challenging of circumstances." | "His life is a real and lasting example of effective religious leadership working to build peace and resolve conflict in the most challenging of circumstances." |
| Born in Loughguile, County Antrim, on 1 October 1917, Cardinal Daly was Archbishop of Armagh and Primate of All Ireland in the early 1990s. | Born in Loughguile, County Antrim, on 1 October 1917, Cardinal Daly was Archbishop of Armagh and Primate of All Ireland in the early 1990s. |
| He was made a cardinal in 1991. He retired in 1996 at the age of 79 and returned to his study of philosophy. | He was made a cardinal in 1991. He retired in 1996 at the age of 79 and returned to his study of philosophy. |