Orange Order march row goes to heart of ongoing divisions in Northern Ireland
The area where it wants to walk is largely Catholic, and predominantly inhabited by pro-Irish nationalists.This dispute over a piece of road is not just a local problem. It has the potential to affect other parts of Northern Ireland and the power-sharing arrangements at Stormont."What happens at Drumcree never stays at Drumcree," was how one retired politician put it.Follow live updates on this storyWhat is the Garvaghy Road dispute all about? Published1 day agoWhen the parade dispute first erupted into violence in the mid-1990s, the disorder spread to other places - and almost derailed the peace process.But while it was never fully resolved, the dispute faded over the next 30 years.
- ▪The area where it wants to walk is largely Catholic, and predominantly inhabited by pro-Irish nationalists.This dispute over a piece of road is not just a local problem.
- ▪It has the potential to affect other parts of Northern Ireland and the power-sharing arrangements at Stormont."What happens at Drumcree never stays at Drumcree," was how one retired politician put it.Follow live updates on this storyWhat is
- ▪Published1 day agoWhen the parade dispute first erupted into violence in the mid-1990s, the disorder spread to other places - and almost derailed the peace process.But while it was never fully resolved, the dispute faded over the next 30 ye
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Orange Order march row goes to heart of ongoing divisions in Northern IrelandImage source, ReutersImage caption, Hundreds of protesters blocked the parade route after it was given clearance for the first time in almost 30 yearsByMark SimpsonCommunity correspondent, BBC News NIPublished2 hours agoHistory shows that when the politics of Northern Ireland are wrapped up in a street dispute, friction is seldom far away.Bitter rows in the Stormont chamber between unionists and nationalists happen almost every week, but ground-level arguments are rare these days.The Drumcree parade dispute in Portadown is a clash of political cultures.The Orange Order is a Protestant pro-British organisation.
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