Orange Order march could reawaken old animosities, residents warn

Summarised from 2 outlets · 4 reports · Updated 22 Sept, 22:20

Residents have called on the ruling body for marches in Northern Ireland to prevent an Orange Order march on Garvaghy Road this weekend.

Residents of Garvaghy Road and Drumcree have urged the body that governs marches in Northern Ireland not to allow an Orange Order march on Garvaghy Road, warning it could 'reawaken and sustain old animosities and divisions'. The march is planned for this weekend.

How it is being reported

• Orange Order ‘wants repeat of Paisley and Trimble’s inflammatory victory march’, say Garvaghy Road residentsBelfast Telegraph · 22 Sept, 21:00
• Orange Order march could ‘reawaken old animosities’, Drumcree residents warnNews Letter · 22 Sept, 19:11
• Orange Order march could ‘reawaken old animosities’, Garvaghy Road locals warnBelfast Telegraph · 22 Sept, 18:06
• Orange Order march could ‘reawaken old animosities’, Drumcree residents warnBelfast Telegraph · 22 Sept, 18:06

In this story: Orange Order · Garvaghy Road · Drumcree · Northern Ireland

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