Senior Orangeman ‘met leading republican in Belfast’

A senior Orangeman in Belfast reportedly took part in discussions in recent weeks with a leading republican.

Fri, 01 Jul, 2005 - 08:41

A senior Orangeman in Belfast reportedly took part in discussions in recent weeks with a leading republican.

Reports last night said William Mawhinney, the Orange Order's west Belfast district master, and republican Sean Murray were both involved in the talks leading up to last Saturday's Whiterock parade.

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Courts Marching season Place: Belfast Person: Orangeman Person: William Mawhinney Person: Sean Murray Person: Mawhinney Person: Murray Event: Whiterock parade Organisation: Orange Order Organisation: Parades Commission

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