Apprentice Boys get march go-ahead

Tension is rising in north Belfast after a Parades Commission ruling that an Apprentice Boys march can use a road near the nationalist Ardoyne district.

Apprentice Boys get march go-ahead
Tue, 26 Mar, 2002 - 15:47

Tension is rising in north Belfast after a Parades Commission ruling that an Apprentice Boys march can use a road near the nationalist Ardoyne district.

The Apprentice Boys have been granted permission to march down the Crumlin Road on Monday, skirting the Ardoyne area, although hangers-on have been told to stay away.

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