Orange Order parade clears legal hurdle in Northern Ireland

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 27 Sept, 12:54 · Archive

Northern Ireland's High Court has authorised an Orange Order parade for the first time since the Good Friday Agreement.

Northern Ireland's High Court has authorised an Orange Order parade for the first time since the Good Friday Agreement, after a late-night sitting in Belfast. Prime Minister Andy Burnham called for calm, saying there have been 'big gains made in Northern Ireland, and we don't want to see things go backwards'.

How it is being reported

• Northern Ireland march set for first time since Good Friday AgreementCBS News · 27 Sept, 12:38
• Burnham urges calm amid tensions in Northern Ireland over Orange Order paradeEvening Standard · 27 Sept, 12:00

In this story: Andy Burnham · Orange Order · Northern Ireland · High Court in Belfast

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