Loyalist march passes peacefully in flashpoint area

A bitterly contested Loyalist march in flash point north Belfast today passed peacefully.

Mon, 01 Apr, 2002 - 12:34

A bitterly contested Loyalist march in flash point north Belfast today passed peacefully.

Amid heavy security nationalist protesters blew whistles and held up placards as the Apprentice Boys walked through the predominantly Catholic Ardoyne district.

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Courts Northern marches Place: North Belfast Place: Ardoyne Place: Ardoyne Road Person: Sinn Fein Person: MLA Person: Gerry Kelly Person: Kelly Event: End Sectarian Marches’’Organisation: Ulster Volunteer Force Organisation: Loyal Order Organisation: Catholic Organisation: Holy Cross Girls Primary School Organisation: UVF

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