Orangemen and supporters pictured in 2001 at a security barrier DUP leader Peter Robinson is to hold talks with both sides in the dispute over the Drumcree Orange parade. Orangemen have been banned since 1998 from going down the mainly nationalist Garvaghy Road in Portadown after their annual march from Drumcree church. This... [read full story]
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Today's annual Orange Order parade in Drumcree has passed off peacefully. The contentious march has been re-routed away from the mainly nationalist Garvaghy Road by the Parades Commission since 1998. Northern Ireland's First...
Members of Portadown Orange Lodge held a prayer service at police lines The annual Orange Order parade at Drumcree in Portadown has passed without incident. Orangemen have been banned since 1998 from going down the mainly...
Members of Portadown Orange Lodge held a prayer service at police lines The annual Orange Order parade at Drumcree in Portadown has passed without incident. Orangemen have been banned since 1998 from going down the mainly...
Members of Portadown Orange Lodge held a prayer service at police lines The annual Orange Order parade at Drumcree in Portadown has passed without incident. Orangemen have been banned since 1998 from going down the mainly...
The North's first minister, Peter Robinson, is trying to start talks between both sides in a long-running dispute over an Orange parade through the Catholic part of Portadown, Co Armagh. The Drumcree parade, taking place today...
Today's annual Orange Order parade in Drumcree has passed off peacefully. The contentious march has been re-routed away from the mainly nationalist Garvaghy Road by the Parades Commission since 1998. Northern Ireland's First...
Northern Ireland's First Minister, Peter Robinson, is to hold separate talks with both sides in the dispute over the Drumcree Orange parade. Orangemen have been banned since 1998 from going down the mainly nationalist Garvaghy...
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