Northern Ireland court allows Orange Order march through Catholic area
A court in Northern Ireland has allowed the Orange Order, a loyalist organization, to hold a parade along Garvaghy Road in Portadown—a nationalist area where such marches have been banned for nearly 30 years. The ruling came after a judge overturned an injunction that had previously blocked the march. This decision has created tension in Northern Ireland, as the parade is set to proceed through a historically contentious location.
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