Homecoming parade PSNI bill to top €372k

The security operation mounted for the military homecoming parade in Belfast cost more than £300,000 (€372,000), police revealed today.

Wed, 05 Nov, 2008 - 16:54

The security operation mounted for the military homecoming parade in Belfast cost more than £300,000 (€372,000), police revealed today.

The parade and the republican protests against it were over within minutes, but Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) Chief Constable Hugh Orde said it required significant police resources.

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Courts Heathrow Place: Belfast Place: Westminster Place: Northern Ireland Person: Chief Constable Person: Hugh Orde Person: Orde Organisation: PSNI Organisation: Police Service of Northern Ireland Organisation: Northern Ireland Affairs Committee Organisation: Gardaí Organisation: Parades Commission Organisation: Sinn Féin Organisation: Policing Board

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