The last time I was in Drumcree, the Northern Ireland tinderbox where Catholic residents are engaged in a standoff with Orange Order marchers, I was hit on the leg by a golf ball. It was launched at me by rioters as the police blocked unionists from parading down the Garvaghy Road, a pro-Irish nationalist enclave of largely Protestant Portadown.

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Come midday, hundreds were gathered on the Garvaghy Road, with a marquee providing food and drink.

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Police stopped Portadown Orangemen from marching from Drumcree Church towards Garvaghy Road in Portadown earlier this evening.

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