Unionists condemn planned republican internment march

Unionists in Ballymena have condemned republican plans to stage a march to commemorate the 34th anniversary of internment in the Co Antrim town.

Thu, 21 Jul, 2005 - 11:19

Unionists in Ballymena have condemned republican plans to stage a march to commemorate the 34th anniversary of internment in the Co Antrim town.

The organisers have submitted an application to the Parades Commission for a march on August 9.

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