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Garvaghy Road residents say they will accept Drumcree deal if Orange Order do

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Meanwhile, Northern Ireland’s police chief has warned that “mob rule” must not be allowed to win as he stressed the need to find a peaceful resolution to the parade stand-off, which is in its fourth day Another day of meetings to resolve the contentious parading dispute have taken place. Key points and original sources are listed below.

  • Meanwhile, Northern Ireland’s police chief has warned that “mob rule” must not be allowed to win as he stressed the need to find a peaceful resolution to the parade stand-off, which is in its fourth dayS1
  • Another day of meetings to resolve the contentious parading dispute have taken place.S2
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3h Irishmirror

Garvaghy Road residents say they will accept Drumcree deal if Orange Order do

Meanwhile, Northern Ireland’s police chief has warned that “mob rule” must not be allowed to win as he stressed the need to find a peaceful resolution to the parade stand-off, whic…

4h Standard

Garvaghy Road residents say they will accept Drumcree deal if Orange Order do

Another day of meetings to resolve the contentious parading dispute have taken place.

7h Independent

Drumcree standoff: Hope as residents ready to accept document ‘if Orange Order agrees’

No breakthrough in talks as Orange Order members and protesters remain at scene

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Garvaghy Road residents say they will accept Drumcree deal if Orange Order do

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The brief

Meanwhile, Northern Ireland’s police chief has warned that “mob rule” must not be allowed to win as he stressed the need to find a peaceful resolution to the parade stand-off, which is in its fourth day Another day of meetings to resolve the contentious parading dispute have taken place. Key points and original sources are listed below.

  • Meanwhile, Northern Ireland’s police chief has warned that “mob rule” must not be allowed to win as he stressed the need to find a peaceful resolution to the parade stand-off, which is in its fourth dayS1
  • Another day of meetings to resolve the contentious parading dispute have taken place.S2
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Sources · 2 citations

S1 Irishmirror 1 report · EN
S2 Standard 1 report · EN
IndependentLead 1 report · EN