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Conor Macauley

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  • Correspondent, RTÉ
Belfast, Northern Ireland
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RTÉ Northern correspondent. Hillwalker; Armagh man; Favours broad view from the high ground. Suim sa Ghaeilge
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Garvaghy Road residents seek overturn of parade ruling

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By Conor Macauley Verified
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The residents of Portadown's Garvaghy Road return to the courts this morning in a fresh attempt to overturn permission for an Orange Order parade. The group was refused leave to seek a judicial review last weekend, sparking a week of protest which prevented the march taking place. The Parades Commission had approved an application for 35 Orangemen to walk along the Garvaghy Road last Sunday at 8am with no band and no supporters.
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Drumcree parade highlights divide in Northern Ireland

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By Conor Macauley Verified
| RTÉ Verified
The email dropped into my inbox at 2:19pm a week last Friday - 25 September. "The Parades Commission has today issued a determination in relation to a public procession notified to take place in Portadown on Sunday 27 September." So convinced were journalists that the Drumcree parade would be banned - just as it had been 1,476 times over the last 28 years - that many were in Newry for a court case.
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Cost of policing Drumcree stand-off at £3 million so far - PSNI

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By Conor Macauley Verified
| RTÉ Verified
The cost of policing the Drumcree stand-off has so far cost £3 million, PSNI Chief Constable Jon Boutcher has said. Mr Boutcher has been speaking publicly for the first time in the five-day stand-off, addressing a public session of the Northern Ireland Policing Board this morning. He said the police objective was to facilitate the Parades Commission determination that had approved the parade of 35 Orangemen along the Garvaghy Road. "Without that determination such a parade would be unlawful.
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