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Garvaghy residents postpone case challenging parade (opens the original)
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The Garvaghy Road residents have temporarily postponed their court case challenging the Drumcree parade. It was due to have been heard in Belfast's Court of Appeal tomorrow. It is believed the decision was taken to allow space for mediation, which is continuing this evening. Both the residents and the Orange Order are due at Hillsborough Castle for more talks with Northern Secretary Chris Bryant tonight. The residents had lodged a further appeal against the Parades Commission determination that
Cost of policing Drumcree stand-off at £3m so far - PSNI (opens the original)
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The cost of policing the Drumcree stand-off has so far cost £3 million, PSNI Chief Constable Jon Boutcher has said. Mr Boutcher has been speaking publicly for the first time in the five-day stand-off, addressing a public session of the Northern Ireland Policing Board this morning. He said the police objective was to facilitate the Parades Commission determination that had approved the parade of 35 Orangemen along the Garvaghy Road. "Without that determination such a parade would be unlawful. Wha
Proposed Drumcree deal 'not acceptable', says DUP MP (opens the original)
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A solution to the stand-off over the Orange Order parade at Drumcree hangs in the balance this morning as representatives for Garvaghy Road residents and the Order return to Hillsborough Castle for further talks. Talks with Northern Ireland Secretary Chris Bryant yesterday led to a document which the residents said they could accept, however loyalist sources said they are not acceptable. The details of the proposals are not yet clear. Mr Bryant has been trying to strike a compromise deal between
Garvaghy residents urge PSNI's Boutcher to stop 'hiding' (opens the original)
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The Garvaghy Road Residents Coalition is seeking a meeting with PSNI Chief Constable Jon Boutcher as it continues its bid to stop a contentious Orange Order march at Drumcree. Hundreds of people packed into a hall near the Garvaghy Road last night to be told about the outcome of earlier talks held with Northern Ireland Secretary Chris Bryant, however the media were not given access to the meeting. Speaking afterward, association representative Breandán MacCionnaith said he wanted to meet Chief C
Belfast court dismisses challenge against Drumcree parade (opens the original)
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Belfast High Court has dismissed a challenge against an Orange Order parade on Portadown's Garvaghy Road this morning. It means 35 Orangemen were permitted to walk the contested route from 8am. However, the march has been delayed as the PSNI has not cleared them to march down the Garvaghy Road. This morning, thousands of people gathered at the lower end of the Garvaghy Road, blocking the road in anticipation of the march. Two cars were also parked across the road. Meanwhile, the 35 members of th
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