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Bertie Ahern speaks out on Drumcree: 'We need to try to calm down' (opens the original)
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Former Taoiseach Bertie Ahern said the decision to allow the Drumcree parade to take place was “choreographed far too tight, far too dangerous”, and that the stand-off that followed was inevitable. The former Fianna Fáil leader, who was head of the Irish government during the height of the Drumcree dispute, said the Garvaghy Road residents have not changed their position on the Orange Order march. He said the decision by the Orange Order to bring its amended application to the Parades Commission
NI Secretary must utilise powers to ban Drumcree parade, Dáil told (opens the original)
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The Northern Ireland Secretary of State must be prepared to utilise his powers to prohibit the Drumcree parade from taking place if a mediation process fails, the Irish parliament has been told. Labour leader Ivana Bacik said that decision of the Parades Commission to permit the Orange Order to march down the Garvaghy Road in Co Armagh after a 28-year ban has reopened âseriously deep woundsâ. She told the Dáil that Sir Chris Bryant must exercise his powers under Section 11 of the Public Pro
Drumcree decision âchoreographed far too tight, far too dangerousâ â Ahern (opens the original)
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Former taoiseach Bertie Ahern said the decision to allow the Drumcree parade to take place was âchoreographed far too tight, far too dangerousâ, and that the stand-off that followed was inevitable. The former Fianna Fáil leader, who was head of the Irish government during the height of the Drumcree dispute, said the Garvaghy Road residents have not changed their position on the Orange Order march. He said the decision by the Orange Order to bring its amended application to the Parades Commi
Irish Government âvery, very concernedâ about tensions in Drumcree (opens the original)
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The Irish Government remains âvery, very concernedâ about tensions in Drumcree, the Taoiseach said as he called for political parties to âdial backâ and come to a resolution. Micheál Martin said there is an âobligation on everybody now to stand back and to mediate an outcomeâ in the best interests of the people of Northern Ireland. The Taoiseach said that events over the last few days have threatened to undermine community relationships. Loyal order members remained at Drumcree in P
Irish Government âvery concernedâ over Drumcree dispute (opens the original)
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The Irish Government remains âvery, very concernedâ about tensions in Drumcree, the Irish premier said as he called for political parties to âdial backâ and come to a resolution. Micheál Martin said there is an âobligation on everybody now to stand back and to mediate an outcomeâ in the best interests of the people of Northern Ireland. The Taoiseach said that events over the last few days have threatened to undermine community relationships. This content is provided by Ex.Co Player
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