Place: Lower Ormeau Road

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Parades group completes work

An Assembly working group set up to map a new way forward for dealing with disputed parades in the North will complete its work today amid growing calls for its proposals to be made public.

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Tension as parades panel ends work

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Two held after stolen car hits police vehicle

Orange Order grant endorses sectarianism

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Sewage floods Belfast streets

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Loyalist and nationalist youths clash in Belfast

SF: 'Catholics threatened by loyalist gang in Belfast'

Sinn Féin has claimed that a group of around 40 loyalists crossed the peaceline in south Belfast last night and threatened Catholics in the Lower Ormeau Road area.

Wed, 12 May, 2004

Trimble demands explanation over 'IRA weapons' haul

David Trimble today demanded an explanation from republicans over an arsenal of suspected IRA weapons discovered in Belfast.

Mon, 24 Mar, 2003

SDLP warn Parades Commission must stay

The Parades Commission in Northern Ireland must be allowed to continue to rule on contentious marches, moderate nationalists said tonight.

Mon, 23 Sep, 2002

Belfast Mayor joins in floods protest

Belfast’s Sinn Fein Lord Mayor Alex Maskey took to the picket line today to protest at flooding in the south of the city.

Tue, 16 Jul, 2002

Orange marches get go-ahead in Belfast

Two contentious Orange parades in Belfast have been given the go-ahead by the Parades Commission in the North.

Tue, 09 Jul, 2002

Two Orange parades allowed to enter nationalist areas

The North’s Parades Commission has granted permission for two contentious Orange Order parades to pass through nationalist areas of Belfast.

Mon, 08 Jul, 2002

Threats sent to nationalist community leaders

Two leading spokesmen for nationalist residents' groups in the North have been sent bullets and written loyalist threats through the mail.

Wed, 23 Jan, 2002

Loyalists accuse parades body of "sectarian apartheid"

Loyalists blocked from walking through flashpoint areas of Belfast have accused the body ruling on controversial marches of carrying out a campaign of sectarian apartheid.

Sat, 11 Aug, 2001

RUC, Orangemen in standoffs

Orangemen in Derry and south Belfast are demonstrating against the re-routing of their parades.

Fri, 13 Jul, 2001

Orangemen set off on annual parades

Protestant Orangemen have set off on their annual Twelfth of July parades.

Thu, 12 Jul, 2001

FMD forces Apprentice Boys to call off disputed march

One of Northern Ireland's most bitterly contested loyalist parades has been called off.

Sat, 14 Apr, 2001

High Court backs Ormeau parade decision

The High Court in Belfast has dismissed an application by nationalist residents on the Lower Ormeau Road to overturn a Parades Commission ruling allowing the Apprentice Boys to march through the area on Monday.

Thu, 12 Apr, 2001

Ormeau Road residents to seek judicial review of parades decision

Residents of the Lower Ormeau Road in Belfast are to seek a judicial review of the Parades Commission to allow an Apprentice Boys parade to take place along the road on Easter Monday.

Tue, 10 Apr, 2001

Nationalists to meet with Parades Commission

Nationalists from the Lower Ormeau Road in south Belfast are to meet the Parades Commission later today to voice their anger at its decision to allow a loyalist parade through the area a week from today.

Mon, 09 Apr, 2001

Commission may grant Apprentice Boys Easter march

Reports in Belfast suggest that the Apprentice Boys are going to be allowed

Fri, 06 Apr, 2001

Adams awarded damages against RUC

Sinn Fein President Gerry Adams today called for a fundamental review of the criminal justice system after being awarded £500 in damages against the RUC.

Fri, 06 Apr, 2001