Orange march passes off peacefully

Loyalists and nationalists in Belfast were today breathing a sigh of relief after a contentious Protestant Orange Order march passed peacefully in the west of the city.

Orange march passes off peacefully

Loyalists and nationalists in Belfast were today breathing a sigh of relief after a contentious Protestant Orange Order march passed peacefully in the west of the city.

Around 50 members of the Order broke away from the rerouted main parade and abided by Appraised Commission ruling allowing to march along a disputed stretch of the Springfield Road.

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