Cillian Sherlock
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Drumcree LIVE updates as details of proposed deal revealed amid standoff (opens the original)
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The blocking of a contentious loyal order parade down the Garvaghy Road in Portadown enters its fifth day. Portadown District Orangemen have been waiting since Sunday to take part in their parade down the mainly nationalist road, having tried on several occasions to begin the parade before being prevented by police. The PSNI has said a protest in opposition to the parade on the Garvaghy Road is unlawful but that using force to move protesters risks people getting “seriously hurt”. Details of the
Proposed deal to resolve Drumcree dispute ânot acceptableâ, says DUP MP (opens the original)
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A proposed deal to resolve the Drumcree parading dispute is ânot acceptableâ, a DUP MP has said. Carla Lockhartâs assessment came after a representative of the Garvaghy Road residents said they would accept a document setting out a resolution if the Orange Order also did so. Breandán Mac Cionnaith was speaking following a meeting with Northern Ireland Secretary Sir Chris Bryant at Hillsborough Castle. Sir Chris has been trying to strike a compromise deal between the two sides of the stand
Proposed deal to resolve Drumcree dispute ‘not acceptable’, says DUP MP (opens the original)
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A proposed deal to resolve the Drumcree parading dispute is “not acceptable”, a DUP MP has said. Carla Lockhart’s assessment came after a representative of the Garvaghy Road residents said they would accept a document setting out a resolution if the Orange Order also did so. Breandán Mac Cionnaith was speaking following a meeting with Northern Ireland Secretary Sir Chris Bryant at Hillsborough Castle. Sir Chris has been trying to strike a compromise deal between the two sides of the stand-off. M
OâNeill says she has not been contacted by police and does not expect arrest (opens the original)
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First Minister Michelle OâNeill has said police have not contacted her about her controversial attendance at an unlawful protest against the Drumcree parade. The Sinn Féin vice president also said she does not expect to be arrested over the incident. Ms OâNeill made the comments as she and party president Mary Lou McDonald arrived for a meeting in Dublin with Taoiseach Micheál Martin and Tánaiste Simon Harris to discuss the Drumcree standoff. She and other senior colleagues were among a l
Elderly people cutting down on two essentials as they struggle with bills (opens the original)
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Every Government department “needs to change” to adapt to an ageing population, a national charity for older people has said. Alone says an ageing population comes with more people living with multiple health conditions and increasing financial pressures around housing, heating and food. The charity, which launched its annual report for 2025 on Tuesday, said its work shows that ageing well at home improves lives and cuts healthcare costs. Next Tuesday’s Budget will be closely watched amid the in
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