Talks continue in bid to agree parades deal

Loyalists and republicans are in talks today aimed at defusing tension at the Ardoyne parades flashpoint.

Wed, 30 Mar, 2011 - 13:53

Loyalists and republicans are in talks today aimed at defusing tension at the Ardoyne parades flashpoint.

The north Belfast interface has seen repeated rioting around controversial parades, but representatives of the marchers and nationalist residents announced they are now in talks to avoid clashes this summer.

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