Marching season begins in North

The loyalist marching season today got off to one of its quietest and most peaceful starts for years.

Marching season begins in North
Mon, 12 Apr, 2004 - 19:15

The loyalist marching season today got off to one of its quietest and most peaceful starts for years.

An often controversial parade by the Apprentice Boys in North Belfast passed off without incident.

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