Love Ulster marches - We should march and move on

REFRESHING signs of Ireland’s changing political climate will be seen on the streets of both the Republic and the North this summer.

On the main street of Dublin, the second Love Ulster march will turn out to be bigger and, hopefully, better than last year’s debacle, which descended into riotous mayhem in the capital.

At the same time, there are welcome signs that relations between the Orange Order and nationalist objectors are thawing over the explosive question of marching down the Garvaghy Road.

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