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Police block Orange Order from controversial parade route (opens the original)
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The police prevented the Orange Order from making a controversial parade down a road which had previously been blocked by protesters. A group of men tried to march from Drumcree Church down the mainly-nationalist Garvaghy Road in Portadown in the early hours of Monday but a line of police Land Rovers stood in the way. They had been unable to make the permitted parade on Sunday morning because protesters had gathered on the Garvaghy Road. The stand-off continued throughout Sunday, with the Orange
PSNI: 42 people have died on NI roads so far this year (opens the original)
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The scale of fatalities on roads in Northern Ireland has been described by a senior police officer as "carnage". The number of people who have died in crashes so far this year has reached 42. Ch Supt Norman Haslett said that would mean around one person has died every five days. The figure is a sharp increase on last year, when up until the same date 27 people had lost their lives on the roads. During the same period in 2024, there were 35 fatalities. A day of action, involving Police Service of
New Lodge: Man remanded in custody over Paul Mackin Jr murder (opens the original)
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A 41-year-old man has appeared in court charged with the murder of north Belfast man Paul Mackin Junior. Thomas McCauley from Fianna House, Queens Parade in Belfast is accused of the murder of the 44-year-old. Mackin was seriously injured in an attack inside Eithne House in Duncairn Parade on Monday. He died in hospital on Wednesday. A police officer told Belfast Magistrates' Court she could connect Mccauley to the charges. There was no application for bail. He was remanded into custody. Family
North Belfast: Three held over murder bid in New Lodge (opens the original)
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Three men have been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder in north Belfast. It follows the serious assault of a man inside Eithne House in the New Lodge area of the city. Emergency services were called to the scene in Duncairn Parade at about 18:00 BST on Monday. A man in his 30s and two men in their 40s were arrested. Police have appealed for anyone with information to contact them. Sinn Féin councillor JJ Magee described the assault as a "serious incident". "My thoughts are with the victim
Anti-immigration posters placed on bonfires (opens the original)
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A large anti-immigration poster, which includes pictures of NI politicians, has been placed on a bonfire next to a playground in north Belfast. The image, prominently positioned on a bonfire on Shore Crescent, depicts a herd of sheep walking through a gate to a group of masked men armed with knives. The banner, draped from the bonfire, also includes images of small boats and depictions of political parties Sinn Féin, SDLP, Alliance Party and People Before Profit. A number of other anti-immigrati
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