Loyalists to continue protest blockades in Belfast

Loyalist protestors have said they will continue their twice-daily blockades of the Catholic estate of Ligoniel in north Belfast.

Loyalists to continue protest blockades in Belfast
Sat, 10 Jul, 2004 - 11:14

Loyalist protestors have said they will continue their twice-daily blockades of the Catholic estate of Ligoniel in north Belfast.

The Orange Order is believed to be planning a further series of road blockades on Monday evening after the main July 12 demonstration in Belfast.

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