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“Some 60 people have been identified as suspects during the investigation into whether a Parades Commission determination allowing an Orange Order parade along the Garvaghy Road in Portadown for the first time in 30 years was breached.”
“…dent Mary-Lou McDonald, a number of senior party members and People Before Profit MLA Gerry Carroll, was questioned by police probing potential breaches of a Parades Commission determination to allow an Orange Order parade along the Garvaghy Road in…”
“Northern Ireland was represented by officials at the meeting amid the political fallout from the Drumcree parade dispute.”
“Northern Ireland was represented by officials at the meeting amid the political fallout from the Drumcree parade dispute.”
“Northern Ireland was represented by officials at the meeting amid the political fallout from the Drumcree parade dispute.”
“Upper Bann MP Ms Lockhart quit the DUP on Monday over its handling of the fallout from the Drumcree parading dispute.”
“DUP leader Gavin Robinson has said he hopes Ms Lockhart will not quit the party over a dispute with the leadership on the future of the Stormont Executive in response to the Drumcree parading controversy.”
“The DUP has been under pressure from unionist rivals and some within its own ranks over how to respond to the row over Drumcree.”
“… the 12th day of the impasse sparked after Northern Ireland’s Parades Commission gave the Orange Order in Portadown, Co Armagh, the green light for the first time in almost 30 years to complete its traditional route from Drumcree Church down the Garvaghy…”
“The dispute arose after Northern Ireland’s Parades Commission gave the green light for the unionist Orange Order – backed by the DUP and TUV – to march through Garvaghy Road for the first time in 30 years.”
“The Drumcree parading dispute, which was associated with violent disorder during the Troubles, has been reignited after the Parades Commission adjudication body granted permission for a limited Orange Order parade down the Garvaghy Road for the first time in…”
“Northern Ireland’s Parades Commission failed to “properly weigh” what police told it about the potential for disorder if the Drumcree parade was given the go-ahead, Court of Appeal judges have been told.”
“Last Sunday, the parade, from Drumcree Church into Portadown, did not happen due to a large protest on the mainly nationalist Garvaghy Road.”
“Orangemen stayed on Drumcree Hill and made a number of attempts to complete the parade by approaching the police line and making their case for almost two weeks.”
“Orangemen stayed on Drumcree Hill and made a number of attempts to complete the parade by approaching the police line and making their case for almost two weeks.”
“The latest flare-up of the Drumcree dispute has featured a number of legal challenges, involving the Parades Commission, Orange Order and Garvaghy Road residents.”
“… by the three unionist parties, allege Ms O’Neill, Finance Minister John O’Dowd, Economy Minister Caoimhe Archibald and Infrastructure Minister Liz Kimmins broke their pledge of office through backing the Garvaghy Road residents in the Drumcree parade…”
“- Published The first minister will face a no-confidence vote at Stormont on Monday over her handling of the Drumcree parading dispute.”
“Other protesters carried “From Cable Street to Garvaghy Road, smash fascism” banners in reference to the Drumcree parade dispute in Northern Ireland.”
“Other protesters carried “From Cable Street to Garvaghy Road, smash fascism” banners in reference to the Drumcree parade dispute in Northern Ireland.”
“Diane Forsythe said "profound consequences" pledged over the Sinn Féin vice-president's handling of the Drumcree parading dispute "must be honoured".”
“He did say that ministers were speaking “as one” following recent disputes following the Drumcree parade controversy.”
“The Drumcree parade dispute began in the mid-1990s and it almost derailed the peace process at the time.”
“The Irish foreign affairs minister said the only solution to the Drumcree parade dispute is where the Orange Order and the residents of the Garvaghy Road come to an agreement.”
“Earlier, the Irish foreign affairs minister said the only solution to the Drumcree parade dispute is where the Orange Order and the residents of the Garvaghy Road come to an agreement.”
“The only solution to the Drumcree parade dispute is where the Orange Order and the residents of the Garvaghy Road come to an agreement, the Irish foreign affairs minister has said.”
“What is the Drumcree dispute?”
“Members of the Portadown District of the Orange Order remain at Drumcree Church, demanding to be allowed to begin their parade.”
“Ms Little-Pengelly told the Assembly that amid tensions over the Drumcree parading dispute, she asked Ms O’Neill to issue a statement calling for calm.”
“The Drumcree parade stand-off has entered its second week, with another legal challenge to be heard later.”
“Paul O’Connor, of the Pat Finucane Centre human rights group in Northern Ireland, said Rosemary Nelson is among 21 people whose deaths were linked to the Drumcree dispute.”
“The MP had written a letter supporting the Portadown Orangemen’s position, arguing that circumstances had changed since the original Drumcree dispute and asking the Parades Commission to make a fresh assessment.”
“Orangemen have been waiting since Sunday to conduct the parade.”
“The former Fianna Fáil leader, who was head of the Irish government during the height of the Drumcree dispute, said the Garvaghy Road residents have not changed their position on the Orange Order march.”
“The Parades Commission will have to rule on the latest application for 60 order members to take part in the proposed Drumcree parade on Sunday September 27.”