Garvaghy Road parade will not be policed 'at any cost' - PSNI chief
It was the same for the next three years.Violence related to the dispute resulted in riots, roadblocks and murders across Northern Ireland.Related topicsNorthern IrelandDrumcreePolice Service of Northern Ireland
- ▪It was the same for the next three years.Violence related to the dispute resulted in riots, roadblocks and murders across Northern Ireland.Related topicsNorthern IrelandDrumcreePolice Service of Northern Ireland
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Garvaghy Road parade will not be policed 'at any cost' - PSNI chiefImage source, PA MediaImage caption, A parade by the Orange Order from Drumcree Church was stopped by police on SundayByJayne McCormack, Political correspondent and Julian O'Neill, Crime and justice correspondent, BBC News NIPublished3 minutes agoNorthern Ireland's top police officer has said the force's "principle objective" is to police the decision to allow a parade down the Garvaghy Road in Portadown, but added this would not be done "at any cost".Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) Chief Constable Jon Boutcher said his overriding responsibility is to keep people safe.He has also offered to meet both sides in the stalemate, the Orange Order and the Garvaghy Road Residents' Coalition.There has been more than three…
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