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A court in Northern Ireland has allowed the Protestant Orange Order to march through a mainly Catholic area of Portadown for the first time in nearly 30 years, …
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... Some information... The pro English Loyalist Protestant Orange Order parade does not start at the Church. It starts in the Town centre and parades to the Church where they hold a religious service . The problem is the Orange Order then want to parade back to the Town centre on different road and route from the one they use to get to the Church. This different route takes them through a Pro Irish Catholic area . In the past the people attending the Orange Order parade have attacked the people and the properties in the Pro Irish Catholic area . As a result those people objected simply to the parade going through their area . No one is stopping the Orange Order from having a parade or a Church service, so their civil rights are not being abused ... l hope this makes the situation a little clearer for people.
This is the same as the Israli Jerusalem Day march through East Jerusalem to celebrate their victory in '67. It is sectarian. The Irish will not let their British neighbors assert their dominance over them.
All Irish Americans are behind our Fellow Catholics Get The Brit’s out, We want our Country Back!
The next one will be massive. And they’ve done it to themselves.
Please get an Irish person to comment on these issues, an English journalists opinion is irrelevant
That’s a longer march than Maos’
Its a myth believed by many in Britain, that the 1998 Belfast Good Friday agreement solved the community divide in Northern Ireland. It didn't. It took the guns out of the conflict because it offered nationalists a route to a United Ireland by a popular vote in the future, and it provided protection to the Unionists in Northern Ireland that their tradition would be represented in a devolved parliament for the province in which they would have veto over contentious issues even as their population numbers declined.<br> It did not provide any reconciliation of the two traditions and its that gap that we are seeing bubble up again.
WHY in God's name would a group of people push a march on a street where they are not wanted.
It's totally unacceptable! But what isnt mentioned here is the deliberately provocative sectarian behaviour of republican Sinn Fein, who among other measures have recently imposed Irish street names on Unionist areas. Now we're in the grip of these extremists who want to drag us back to the 70s! God help us! 🇬🇧♥️🇮🇪
Buses from Belfast republican social clubs, non-residents on the road, a west Belfast IRA man directing traffic, and the First Minister telling people to sit there “to the grim death”. That’s not a residents’ picket. That’s the Sinn Fein apparatus treating a court order like an optional extra.
Northern Ireland is Ireland😂
Let them march and if they behave then perhaps it proves progression. Everyone should be allowed to march if it’s a peaceful one with no vandalism, hate or violence.
Good way to divide the community again after seeing unity on the subject of mass uncontrolled immigration.
Legalizing provocation. Done on purpose.
The marches are just to stoke hatred they've never stopped in Scotland
Name the Lawyers.
Let's stick to the facts. It is a Protestant fraternity that asked permission to walk down a road in the UK. They made significant concessions in terms of member numbers by reducing from 200 - 300 to 35. The 35 members would have no accompanying band, music nor banners and walk in silence. They would walk at 8am in the morning and pass the area in a matter of minutes early on a Sunday morning. The law approved this. On the opposite side no accomodation of any sort has been given to the culture of the peaceful, church going fraternity. So yes there's a stand off, which has been caused by the unlawful and utter intransigence of one side. Very sad.
Why did anyone think this was a good idea could it be to take minds of this useless government ?
Nationalist and loyalist communities are joining together to fight against mass migration. So the establishment is sowing division by orchestrating this March and the opposition to it.<br>Divide and rule.<br>It won't work Catholic and Protestant will stand together to fight Islamic invasion.<br>Remember 98 United Irishmen
they have to create division again, people were starting to unite
Sounds like a peaceful protest. What could go wrong?
Fight Irish. Kickmout the English.
What kind of a route is that? They're stopping AT a Catholic church?? Hard to not consider that a provocation.
As usual its the lawyers and their loopholes causing more problems.
If your " history, tradition and heritage" insists upon tramping on indigenous people then perhaps your history, tradition and heritage is what's wrong with Irish society
Fk this irredeemable species
As an American, hearing something called the "Orange Order" made me think of something else. <br><br>...<br><br>That's lowbrow and low-hanging fruit, I am sorry.
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