Flashpoint loyalist march goes peacefully

One of the most contentious loyalist parades in the North’s marching season passed off peacefully at west Belfast peace line today.

Flashpoint loyalist march goes peacefully
Sat, 28 Jun, 2003 - 17:39

One of the most contentious loyalist parades in the North’s marching season passed off peacefully at west Belfast peace line today.

Amid a massive security operation, Orange Order marchers walked along a stretch of the staunchly Catholic Springfield Road.

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