Garvaghy road parade banned

Portadown Orangemen were tonight again barred from marching down the nationalist Garvaghy Road during their annual Drumcree Parade.

Garvaghy road parade banned
Mon, 01 Jul, 2002 - 22:29

Portadown Orangemen were tonight again barred from marching down the nationalist Garvaghy Road during their annual Drumcree Parade.

The Parades Commission ruled, as it has done since its creation in 1998, that the marchers cannot use the Garvaghy Road return route from the Orangemen’s church service on Drumcree Hill.

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CourtsPlace: Garvaghy RoadPlace: PortadownPlace: Drumcree HillPlace: Co ArmaghPlace: Northern IrelandPlace: Short StrandPerson: First MinisterPerson: MPPerson: David TrimblePerson: TrimbleEvent: Drumcree paradeEvent: Battle of the SommeOrganisation: OrangemenOrganisation: Parades CommissionOrganisation: Catholic
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