Loyalist protest remains peaceful

This morning’s loyalist protest on the Ardoyne Road in north Belfast passed off peacefully, with the Glenbryn residents remaining silent as Catholic parents brought their daughters to primary school.

This morning’s loyalist protest on the Ardoyne Road in north Belfast passed off peacefully, with the Glenbryn residents remaining silent as Catholic parents brought their daughters to primary school.

There was no repeat of last week’s scenes, when the loyalists shouted sectarian abuse and threw stones, bottles and even a blast bomb at the four to 11-year-old children.

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