Belfast’s Twelfth celebration a quieter and subdued affair
A Parades Commission ruling to march quietly past a Catholic church was obeyed to the letter and the spirit. That set the tone for the day
A Parades Commission ruling to march quietly past a Catholic church was obeyed to the letter and the spirit. That set the tone for the day
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Events were due to take place at 18 venues across Northern Ireland and Co Donegal
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Tens of thousands marching in and observing Twelfth of July across Northern Ireland
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Parades Commission allows organisation to finish the return leg of Twelfth of July march
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Residents in Drum, Co Monaghan, are eager to protect their culture and traditions
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Objections to Catholic co-workers talking GAA, confirmations and wearing Lenten ash
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Orange Order grand master says parades an ‘unrivalled show of community solidarity’
Orange Order says unionist culture is being ‘trampled on’ and ‘demonised’
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PSNI will have 1,500 officers policing main and feeder parades in Belfast
Belfast’s Museum of Orange Heritage managed to stir things up even before its launch
Organisation said it exploited lax security to make ‘symbolic gesture’
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Theresa Villiers says it’s time to end repeat of previous failed attempts to settle Twelfth of July standoff
Minister for Foreign Affairs offers support to Donegal Orangemen
Better Together campaign distances itself from 15,000 strong march in Edinburgh
Some 12,000 Protestants in Edinburgh urging No vote in independence referendum
Roles of Douglas Hurd and RUC chief constable in RUC decision to re-route controversial Orange parade in Portadown in 1985 revealed in confidential files
Chief constable and community leaders express relief parades pass peacefully
Behind all the marching, parties must tackle the underlying issues
Orangemen return to Shankill to disperse after parade is blocked on Woodvale Road
Guarded hope that contentious parade will pass off relatively peacefully
Opinion: North’s Protestant middle class has already abandoned the organisation
Analysis: the North just might emerge relatively unscathed this year
Guarded hope contentious Twelfth of July parades will pass off relatively peacefully
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Unionist and loyalist leaders meet Parades Commission
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