Tensions rising ahead of disputed loyalist parade

Tensions are rising in parts of Derry and Antrim in advance of a disputed loyalist parade next week.

Tensions rising ahead of disputed loyalist parade
Fri, 14 Aug, 2009 - 08:57

Tensions are rising in parts of Derry and Antrim in advance of a disputed loyalist parade next week.

The police are investigating a series of sectarian incidents in the Ballymena and Coleraine areas, including attacks on Catholic churches and Orange Halls.

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