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“Orange Order to march down Garvaghy Road for first time in almost 30 years”

Orange Order will march down Garvaghy Road after 28 years

Key points

  • The Orange Order plans to march down Garvaghy Road at 8am.
  • Court decisions flipped: Belfast appeals court allowed, then reversed, allowing the march.
  • Parades Commission had previously banned the Drumcree route since 1998.
  • The dispute harkens back to 1990s clashes and violence linked to Drumcree.
  • Protests and legal challenges occurred as crowds gathered before the march.
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    Orange Order march through Garvaghy Road in Portadown after ban lifted

    An Orange Order march proceeded along Garvaghy Road after the High Court reversed a temporary ban, as protesters gathered to block it.
    SourcesReuters00:47 UTCAl Jazeera06:53 UTCIrishtimes07:19 UTCThe Guardian07:24 UTCFrance 2408:41 UTCDW09:00 UTCThe Independent09:16 UTC
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