Schools, MOT centres and libraries are among the public sectors closing as a mark of respect as the Queen is laid to rest on Monday.
We also understand that learner drivers will also be unable to take their theory test but parking restrictions and the Strangford Ferry will operate as normal.
The Department of Health has also confirmed GP surgeries in Northern Ireland will be closed on Monday due to the Queen's funeral being designated as a bank holiday.
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The Northern Ireland Executive is understood to be finalising a full list of closures for the exceptional bank holiday.
We know “all schools in Northern Ireland have been granted an Exceptional Closure Day on 19 September 2022”.
“It is expected that schools should close for this Bank Holiday to mark Her Majesty The Queen’s state funeral,” says a post on NI Direct.
“You should get information about individual schools directly from the school.”
It is understood Libraries NI emailed all of its branches on Monday to notify them they will be closing.
Belfast City Hall will also shut its doors and Parliament Buildings at Stormont have closed for the period of mourning up to September 19.
Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II will be laid to rest in a state funeral on Monday, when UK-wide historic sites and National Trust houses, gardens, cafes and shops will also close.
PA reports the organisation said coast and countryside car parks and pre-booked holiday cottages and campsites will remain open for visitors.
"National Trust places will remain open during the mourning period to provide a place of reflection for members and visitors," a spokesperson told them.
King Charles landed in Belfast shortly before noon on Tuesday for his first trip to Northern Ireland as Monarch.
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