Two released after Apprentice Boys parade trouble

Two men have been released on bail after they were charged with public order offences arising out of an Apprentice Boys parade in Derry on Saturday.

Mon, 15 Aug, 2011 - 17:59

Two men have been released on bail after they were charged with public order offences arising out of an Apprentice Boys parade in Derry on Saturday.

Thirty-five-year-old Gerard Anthony Kelly from Corrody Road in the Waterside, and 36-year-old John Patrick Duffy from Lone Moor Gardens each face a number of charges.

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Courts Heathrow Place: Derry Place: Corrody Road Place: Waterside Place: Lone Moor Gardens Place: Shantallow Person: Gerard Anthony Kelly Person: John Patrick Duffy Event: Apprentice Boys

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