Compromise urged as protesters block contentious Orange Order march
They have called on protesters to clear the route.The march was meant to begin no later than 08:00 BST, but police told the Orange Order that the road was not clear.Members of the Portadown District Lodge are waiting in a hall at Drumcree Parish Church. What's the point whenever people are going to railroad over their rights?"DUP MP Carla Lockhart said the first minister was "whipping up hysteria" at an unlawful protest.She called O'Neill's comments "outrageous" and the protesters a "rabble"."The law is on our side," she said.
- ▪They have called on protesters to clear the route.The march was meant to begin no later than 08:00 BST, but police told the Orange Order that the road was not clear.Members of the Portadown District Lodge are waiting in a hall at Drumcree P
- ▪What's the point whenever people are going to railroad over their rights?"DUP MP Carla Lockhart said the first minister was "whipping up hysteria" at an unlawful protest.She called O'Neill's comments "outrageous" and the protesters a "rabbl
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Compromise urged as protesters block contentious Orange Order marchImage source, PAImage caption, Orange Order members and supporters gathered near Drumcree Parish church on Sunday, as police vehicles were stationed nearbyByMark Simpson, community correspondent, Darran Marshall, BBC News NI and Michael Fitzpatrick, BBC News NIPublishedHundreds of protesters blocked a road in Portadown on Sunday after a contentious Orange Order parade was given late-night clearance to march down it for the first time in almost 30 years.Following a series of legal challenges, a ruling by the Parades Commission permitting the Drumcree parade down the mainly-nationalist Garvaghy Road was upheld in an "unprecedented" sitting of the High Court in Belfast.Northern Ireland's First Minister Michelle O'Neill joined…
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