Apprentice Boys blocked from marching in Belfast

A bitterly opposed Protestant parade was tonight barred from going past nationalist homes in north Belfast.

Apprentice Boys blocked from marching in Belfast
Fri, 06 Aug, 2004 - 18:24

A bitterly opposed Protestant parade was tonight barred from going past nationalist homes in north Belfast.

Members of the Apprentice Boys wanted to march through the flashpoint Ardoyne district next week.

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