Belfast court blocks Orange Order march on Garvaghy Road pending review
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After a five-hour hearing, Justice Smyth temporarily injuncted a loyalist Orange Order parade down Garvaghy Road in Portadown, scheduled for 8am Sunday, and suspended the Parades Commission’s Friday ruling that it could proceed with limits, until judicial review. Loyalists will appeal at a Saturday night sitting. Andy Burnham called for calm as countermarch fears grew; the judge urged sides to step back from the abyss. The route has been banned for 28 years since 1998 sectarian violence near Drumcree church.
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