Menu
20/09/2013
Dodds Slams Parades Commission Ruling
North Belfast DUP MP Nigel Dodds has slammed the Parades Commission ruling prohibiting the playing of music on part of Twaddell Avenue.
Mr Dodds said: "This is a another ridiculous decision by this discredited Parades Commission.
"The evening parades from Woodvale Road to Twaddell Avenue take place in an entirely Unionist area. They have been peaceful throughout and are a legitimate form of peaceful protest in support of the Ligoniel lodges and bands.
"People have the right to make their views known. What are we coming to, that the Parades Commission will not permit these lawful demonstrations within the Unionist community to take place without restriction?"
(CD/JP)
Mr Dodds said: "This is a another ridiculous decision by this discredited Parades Commission.
"The evening parades from Woodvale Road to Twaddell Avenue take place in an entirely Unionist area. They have been peaceful throughout and are a legitimate form of peaceful protest in support of the Ligoniel lodges and bands.
"People have the right to make their views known. What are we coming to, that the Parades Commission will not permit these lawful demonstrations within the Unionist community to take place without restriction?"
(CD/JP)
Related Northern Ireland News Stories
Click here for the latest headlines.
11 July 2002
SF to meet Parades Commission over Twelfth parades
A meeting is to take place between Sinn Fein and the Parades Commission over a number of controversial Orange Order parades that are to take place in north Belfast on July 12. A delegation from the party is to meet the commission on Thursday morning with regard to parades along the Springfield Road and Crumlin Road planned for Friday.
SF to meet Parades Commission over Twelfth parades
A meeting is to take place between Sinn Fein and the Parades Commission over a number of controversial Orange Order parades that are to take place in north Belfast on July 12. A delegation from the party is to meet the commission on Thursday morning with regard to parades along the Springfield Road and Crumlin Road planned for Friday.
26 September 2016
Twaddell Agreement: Orange Order To Apply To Parades Commission
The Orange Order is expected to put forward a proposal which could see a resolution over a parade dispute in Ardoyne in north Belfast. A deal was reached between the Orange Lodge and Crumlin and Ardoyne Residents Association (CARA) on Friday, 23 September, over the Twaddell Avenue protest which has being going on since July 2013.
Twaddell Agreement: Orange Order To Apply To Parades Commission
The Orange Order is expected to put forward a proposal which could see a resolution over a parade dispute in Ardoyne in north Belfast. A deal was reached between the Orange Lodge and Crumlin and Ardoyne Residents Association (CARA) on Friday, 23 September, over the Twaddell Avenue protest which has being going on since July 2013.
11 August 2014
'Anti Internment' March Passes With 'Minor Trouble'
A republican 'anti-internment' rally passed through Belfast city centre yesterday with "minor trouble", the PSNI has said. The march, which was to commemorate the introduction of interment without trial in Northern Ireland in 1971, began in north Belfast in the afternoon and passed along Royal Avenue; a main shopping street in the city centre.
'Anti Internment' March Passes With 'Minor Trouble'
A republican 'anti-internment' rally passed through Belfast city centre yesterday with "minor trouble", the PSNI has said. The march, which was to commemorate the introduction of interment without trial in Northern Ireland in 1971, began in north Belfast in the afternoon and passed along Royal Avenue; a main shopping street in the city centre.
20 November 2013
Loyalist Parade To Go Ahead
Loyalist protesters are to stage a march through Belfast city centre on one of the busiest days in the run-up to Christmas, following the granting of Parades Commission approval. Application for the march was supplied by 'Loyalist Peaceful Protesters' for 5,000 paraders and 5,000 spectators.
Loyalist Parade To Go Ahead
Loyalist protesters are to stage a march through Belfast city centre on one of the busiest days in the run-up to Christmas, following the granting of Parades Commission approval. Application for the march was supplied by 'Loyalist Peaceful Protesters' for 5,000 paraders and 5,000 spectators.
26 January 2011
Baggott Agrees Illegal Parading Meeting
There's to be a showdown over the way in which the PSNI has been allowing illegal republican parades to take place - while at the same time cracking down on Loyal Order events to make sure they follow the letter of the law under Parading legislation.
Baggott Agrees Illegal Parading Meeting
There's to be a showdown over the way in which the PSNI has been allowing illegal republican parades to take place - while at the same time cracking down on Loyal Order events to make sure they follow the letter of the law under Parading legislation.
-
Northern Ireland WeatherToday:The day will be very windy with strong to gale force westerly winds becoming occasionally severe along the north coast. Sunny spells will be interspersed with scattered showers. Maximum temperature 8 °C.Tonight:West to northwest gale force winds, severe along the north coast, will continue overnight. Frequent showers persist, merging into longer periods of rain at times and turning wintry. Minimum temperature 1 °C.
