
Rallies take place in Portadown over Drumcree dispute
"No, we need the police service to step up and do their job. I do think if the real residents step forward we can and should discuss further options and resolutions, because we do want to see this resolved," Lockhart said."Where I see the abyss is for the PSNI.
- ▪"No, we need the police service to step up and do their job.
- ▪I do think if the real residents step forward we can and should discuss further options and resolutions, because we do want to see this resolved," Lockhart said."Where I see the abyss is for the PSNI.
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Rallies take place in Portadown over Drumcree disputeImage caption, Huge crowds have gathered at the Garvaghy Road to support local residentsByDarran Marshall and Patrick Fee, BBC News NIPublished2 minutes agoRallies are being held in Portadown on both sides of the Drumcree parade dispute as the stand-off between Garvaghy Road residents and the Orange Order continues. It comes after the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) said a "major public safety operation" will continue in Portadown this weekend.Speaking at an event on the Garvaghy Road, First Minister and Sinn Féin vice president Michelle O'Neill said she heard the Northern Ireland Secretary Sir Chris Bryant "talk about being between a rock and a hard place", adding she has "never heard such nonsense, this is between right and…
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