Northern Ireland live: Orange Order to march in Catholic part of Portadown after near 30-year ban
32s ago03.24 EDTNorthern Ireland’s First Minister Michelle O’Neill had condemned the late- night court ruling allowing the march to proceed. Not ever.” Sinn Fein supported the residents of Garvaghy Road to protest against “this unwanted sectarian march,” she said.Share
- ▪32s ago03.24 EDTNorthern Ireland’s First Minister Michelle O’Neill had condemned the late- night court ruling allowing the march to proceed.
- ▪Not ever.” Sinn Fein supported the residents of Garvaghy Road to protest against “this unwanted sectarian march,” she said.Share
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| Publication time | Sun, 27 Sep 2026 07:17:32 GMT |
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32s ago03.24 EDTNorthern Ireland’s First Minister Michelle O’Neill had condemned the late- night court ruling allowing the march to proceed. "Our message tonight is clear. There is no going back. Not tomorrow. Not ever.” Sinn Fein supported the residents of Garvaghy Road to protest against “this unwanted sectarian march,” she said.Share
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