Portadown12 Oct 2026Orange Order add police chief to court challenge of Drumcree parade banIt follows a decision on Friday by the Secretary of State, Sir Chris Bryant, to ban the march, after receiving police advice.12 Oct 202611 Oct 2026It's within DUP's gift to remove O'Neill as first minister, says LockhartCarla Lockhart says unionist voters are angry at Michelle O'Neill over her role in the Garvaghy Road protests.11 Oct 202610 Oct 2026Four key takeaways from the Drumcree dispute so farBBC News NI's Political Editor Enda McClafferty assesses the fallout from the Drumcree dispute so far.10 Oct 202610 Oct 2026Judge says legal appeal on Drumcree parade ban not an 'emergency' caseThe Northern Ireland Secretary Sir Chris Bryant banned the contentious Orange Order parade at Drumcree saying the decision "was in the best interests of peace".10 Oct 202610 Oct 2026Drumcree parade ban was in 'best interests of peace', says BryantThe decision followed a warning from the chief constable that allowing the procession to go ahead could lead to serious injury, disorder and wider unrest across Northern Ireland.10 Oct 202610 Oct 2026NI secretary intervenes to ban Drumcree paradeThe parade has led to a stand-off between Orangemen and nationalist residents of the Garvaghy Road in Portadown lasting almost two weeks.10 Oct 20269 Oct 2026Police chief asks secretary of state to review Drumcree determinationIt is the 13th day of deadlock between residents of the mainly nationalist Garvaghy Road and the local district lodge of the Orange Order.9 Oct 20268 Oct 2026Police issue interview letters as part of Garvaghy Road investigationPolice have said they are moving to the next phase of the investigation in connection with the Drumcree dispute.8 Oct 20267 Oct 2026Drumcree dispute could lead to issues with other marches, say residents There have been 11 days of deadlock between Garvaghy Road residents and the local Orange Order over the proposed march in Portadown, County Armagh.7 Oct 2026...
