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PSNI Drumcree dispute bill tops £3m (opens the original)
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The ongoing Drumcree parade dispute has cost the PSNI £3m to date. Chief Constable revealed details of the operation during a meeting of the Policing Board on Thursday. A bitter stand-off has entered its fifth day after the Orange Order was granted permission by the Parades Commission to march through the nationalist Garvaghy Road. Thousands of nationalists took part in huge protest on Sunday after a legal bid to halt the disputed parade failed. Since then local residents and supporters have ma
Policing Board launches Deirdre Hargey Garvaghy Road protest probe (opens the original)
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The Policing Board has launched an investigation into whether Sinn Féinâs Deirdre Hargey breached its code of conduct amid allegations she took part in an unnotified Drumcree parade protest. Thousands of nationalists lined the route of the parade on Sunday hours after the High Court dismissed a legal challenge to try and halt the disputed parade. The legal challenge was taken after the Parades Commission gave permission for 35 members of the Orange Order to march through the nationalist distr
British government Garvaghy Road blueprint includes âno Drumcree paradeâ proposal (opens the original)
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A British government blueprint to end the Drumcree parade stand-off includes a proposal for the Orange Order to abandon its planned Garvaghy Road march. The settlement plan was circulated to Garvaghy Road residents and the Orange Order during talks at Hillsborough on Wednesday. It is understood that as part of any arrangement reached, nationalists residents would accept the Orange Order has a right to march through the nationalist district, but the order would not exercise that right. It is beli
Fresh High Court action must consider if Orange Order timed out on Drumcree parade, says residentsâ lawyer (opens the original)
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A High Court challenge launched by Garvaghy Road residents will have to consider whether the Orange Order has been âtimed outâ over its plan to march through the nationalist area. On Tuesday, The Irish News revealed the Drumcree dispute was set to return to the courts later this week. While the appeal has been launched against a decision to dismiss an application for leave for a judicial review of the Drumcree parade determination, a solicitor for Garvaghy Road residents has said the court w
âShouting at me will have no effectâ - PSNI chief Jon Boutcher responds to Orange Order and Garvaghy residentsâ complaints (opens the original)
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PSNI chief constable Jon Boutcher has said âshouting atâ him will ânot effect his judgmentâ after police were criticised by Garvaghy Road residents and loyalists. Mr Boutcher was speaking as he and Assistant Chief Constable Ryan Henderson offered to host talks as the Drumcree parade stand-off continues. The senior police office also said his force has âcreated the space for the ongoing talks at Hillsboroughâ where Secretary of State Chris Bryant is meeting residents and the Orange Or
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