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The High Court in Northern Ireland has allowed the Orange Order to march through a Catholic area in Portadown, a decision that has sparked protests. The ruling follows a long-standing dispute over the Drumcree parade, with local leaders calling for intervention to stop the march, citing concerns over community tensions.
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The High Court in Northern Ireland has allowed the Orange Order to march through a Catholic area in Portadown, a decision that has sparked protests. The ruling follows a long-standing dispute over the Drumcree parade, with local leaders calling for intervention to stop the march, citing concerns over community tensions.
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Northern Ireland court allows Orange Order march through Catholic area
Northern Ireland court permits Orange Order march through Catholic area