Nationalist residents groups warn some parading settlements 'could unravel' over Drumcree
Nationalist residents groups warn some parading settlements 'could unravel' over DrumcreeImage source, PacemakerImage caption, Since 1998, the Parades Commission has imposed restrictions on the Orange Order's route back from a service at Drumcree Church outside PortadownByJulian…
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Nationalist residents groups warn some parading settlements 'could unravel' over DrumcreeImage source, PacemakerImage caption, Since 1998, the Parades Commission has imposed restrictions on the Orange Order's route back from a service at Drumcree Church outside PortadownByJulian O'NeillCrime and justice correspondent, BBC News NIPublished5 minutes agoAlmost a dozen nationalist residents' groups have warned some parading settlements "could unravel" if the Orange Order insists on marching down the Garvaghy Road in Portadown.The order has applied for a parade on Sunday.The Drumcree parade as it is known, has been banned from the mainly-nationalist Garvaghy Road since 1998.While the Parades Commission considers the application, 11 residents' groups from across Northern Ireland have expressed…
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