Michelle O'Neill condemned for opposing Orange parade court ruling

Summarised from 2 outlets · 7 reports · Updated 27 Sept, 17:42 · Archive

Michelle O'Neill has questioned a court decision restricting an Orange Order parade.

Michelle O'Neill, Northern Ireland's First Minister, has questioned a court decision affecting an Orange Order parade, with her stance prompting criticism from DUP leader Gavin Robinson. Robinson called on O'Neill to respect the courts and the rule of law, saying there should be 'unanimous condemnation' of her and her Sinn Féin colleagues. The Orange Order has vowed 'we are not going anywhere'.

How it is being reported

• Orange Order leaves Drumcree Church before being halted by police as standoff continuesBelfast Telegraph · 27 Sept, 17:40
• Orange Order leave Drumcree Church before being halted by police as standoff continuesBelfast Telegraph · 27 Sept, 17:40
• Drumcree: ‘We have someone who calls herself a First Minister for all breaking the law today’ - DUP leader Gavin Robinson condemns actions of Michelle O’Neill at Garvaghy RoadNews Letter · 27 Sept, 15:35
• ‘We have someone who calls herself a First Minister for all breaking the law today’: DUP leader Gavin Robinson condemns actions of Michelle O’NeillNews Letter · 27 Sept, 14:56
• Michelle O’Neill says parade decision ‘brings into question peace process’ while Orange Order vow ‘we are not going anywhere’Belfast Telegraph · 27 Sept, 10:50
• ‘Michelle O’Neill is prepared to give a two finger salute to the rule of law’: DUP leader Gavin Robinson hits out at First MinisterBelfast Telegraph · 27 Sept, 10:50
• NI Secretary says elected politicians ‘should not be supporting unlawful protests’ as Orange Order vows ‘we are not going anywhere’Belfast Telegraph · 27 Sept, 10:50

In this story: Michelle O'Neill · Gavin Robinson · Orange Order · Sinn Féin · DUP

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