Appeal court overturns ban on Garvaghy Road march
A court in Belfast has allowed an appeal of the decision to bar the Orange Order from marching down the Garvaghy Road later today with the Lady Chief Justice Dame Siobhan Keegan saying the...
ARCHIVED · 1 LEFT · 5 CENTER · 1 RIGHT · Sep 27, 12:56 AM
Headlines consistently report the overturning of a march ban, but vary in specific details, terminology, and emphasis on the groups involved or the court's action.
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Different Spin. The center frames it as "Appeal court overturns ban on Garvaghy Road march". The right frames it as "Court of Appeal overturns ban on Orange Order march down Drumcree's Garvaghy Road".
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A court in Belfast has allowed an appeal of the decision to bar the Orange Order from marching down the Garvaghy Road later today with the Lady Chief Justice Dame Siobhan Keegan saying the...
Portadown District Orange Lodge had declined a request from Judge Patricia Smyth to postpone the parade along the Garvaghy Road
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Parades Commission had on Friday granted permission for Protestant organisation to march through mainly nationalist area of Portadown
Members of the loyalist Orange Order in Northern Ireland will be allowed to march along a largely nationalist street on Sunday after they successfully appealed against a ban.