Minor disturbances in Belfast following Orange marches

Police in the North have praised republican stewards for preventing serious violence at an Orange march in Ardoyne.

Police in the North have praised republican stewards for preventing serious violence at an Orange march in Ardoyne.

The police had earlier claimed republicans were bussing young people into the area to create a serious riot. Violence did break out in Belfast, but not where the police predicted.

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