Marching legislation can be salvaged, parties insist

New legislation on defusing tension over controversial marches in Northern Ireland can be salvaged despite an Orange Order decision to reject the plan, senior politicians said today.

Marching legislation can be salvaged, parties insist

New legislation on defusing tension over controversial marches in Northern Ireland can be salvaged despite an Orange Order decision to reject the plan, senior politicians said today.

The DUP and Sinn Féin negotiated the marching blueprint as part of their wider political talks earlier this year that helped stabilise the power-sharing government led by the two parties.

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