Church leaders call for end to loyalist protest

Anglican and Catholic church leaders in the North have united to call for an end to the loyalist protest on the Ardoyne Road in north Belfast.

Anglican and Catholic church leaders in the North have united to call for an end to the loyalist protest on the Ardoyne Road in north Belfast.

For five days this week, residents of the loyalist Glenbryn estate hurled sectarian abuse, stones, bottles and a blast bomb at parents bringing their children to the Catholic Holy Cross girls primary school.

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