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Court to rule on NI secretary banning Garvaghy Road march

Outlet: RTÉ News · Published 28/10/2026 06:01 UTC

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A Belfast court will rule today whether the Northern Ireland Secretary of State was right to ban an Orange Order parade from the predominately nationalist Garvaghy Road in Portadown.

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Published: 28/10/2026 06:01 UTC
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