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Drumcree Parade Allowed on Garvaghy Road After Nearly 30 Years Amid Tension

A Belfast court has cleared the way for the controversial Orange Order march to proceed through Portadown's Garvaghy Road, reviving old tensions between Protestant and nationalist communities.

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Key moments · 7

Nationalist groups warn parading settlements could unravel

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Political parties meet Parades Commission before decision

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Parades Commission approves Orange Order march on Garvaghy Road

Irish Times ↗

Residents' group vows to challenge parade in High Court

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High Court issues injunction halting the march

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Court of Appeal overturns ban, parade to proceed

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Crowds gather to protest as parade set to go ahead

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9 articles

  1. Northern Ireland live: Drumcree Orange Order march goes ahead after almost 30-year ban
    The Independent
  2. Northern Ireland: Disputed parade set for flashpoint after nearly 30 years
    France24
  3. Garvaghy Road: Crowds gather for Orange Order march in notorious Troubles flashpoint after 'unprecedented' last minute court ruling
    Home | GB News
  4. Northern Ireland court allows Orange Order march through Catholic area
    Al Jazeera
  5. Orange Order to march down Garvaghy Road for first time in almost 30 years
    Irish Times

5 articles

  1. Court of Appeal overturns ban on Drumcree parade
    BBC News
  2. Controversial loyalist parade in Northern Ireland to go ahead after court battle
    Sky News
  3. Belfast court injuncts decision to allow Orange Order march down Garvaghy Road
    Guardian Politics
  4. Garvaghy Road residents go to court seeking to halt Orange Order parade
    Irish Times
  5. Appeal court judges overturn ban on Drumcree parade
    BBC News

6 articles

  1. Drumcree parade to be challenged in High Court by residents' group
    BBC - Home
  2. Northern Ireland allows controversial Protestant parade for first time in 28 years
    Financial Times
  3. Parades Commission to allow Orange Order march down Garvaghy Road
    Irish Times
  4. Orange Order given permission to march down nationalist Garvaghy Road for first time in 29 years
    The Independent
  5. Drumcree: Parades Commission says Orange Order parade can go ahead
    BBC - Home

1 article

  1. Drumcree: Decision to be reached soon over parade on Garvaghy Road
    BBC - Home

2 articles

  1. North’s political parties to meet Parades Commission ahead of decision on Orange Order march
    Irish Times
  2. Orange Order march could ‘reawaken old animosities’, Drumcree residents warn
    Irish Times