Portadown Orangemen and Garvaghy Road Residents Both Back in Court over Drumcree Parade Dispute

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Northern Ireland Secretary Chris Bryant’s decision to ban an Orange Order parade from the Garvaghy Road is to be challenged in court

Portadown Orangemen and Garvaghy Road residents both back in court over Drumcree parade dispute

Northern Ireland Secretary Sir Chris Bryant’s decision to ban an Orange Order parade from the Garvaghy Road is to be challenged in court today (Monday).

Secretary of State decision to halt Drumcree parade to be challenged in court hearing

Northern Ireland Secretary Sir Chris Bryant acted on Friday night following an almost two-week standoff.

Bryant’s decision to halt Drumcree parade to be challenged in court

He said he took his decision “in the best interests of peace”, adding he had been advised by PSNI chief constable Jon Boutcher that allowing the procession to go ahead could lead to serious injury, disorder and wider unrest

Drumcree dispute: Orangemen and Garvaghy residents both back in court

Portadown Orangemen are seeking permission to challenge the secretary of state's decision to ban their march while the Court of Appeal is set to rule on whether the Garvaghy Road Residents' Coalition can contest the original Parades Commission determination allowing the parade.

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