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Police are to start issuing letters to those suspected of having committed a criminal offence in the ongoing dispute over an Orange Order parade in Co Armagh.

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If the Drumcree parade is forced down the Garvaghy Road, our peace process will lie in tatters on the tarmac

Unionists have argued the Northern Ireland First Minister could bring down Stormont with her actions.

the Orange Order hasn't marched the Garvaghy Road in 28 years but the Parades Commission just said they could. The community said no. They are still saying no, in the pouring rain, as you read this.

DUP MP wants Orangemen to march through Catholic Garvaghy Road district of Co Armagh

Protesters continue to block Portadown’s Garvaghy Road in a tense standoff, as police instruct them to disperse.

Large crowd blocking route march was due to take in Catholic enclave of largely Protestant town

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Legal background of the Parades Commission The Parades Commission, an independent public body, has the authority to regulate public processions in Northern Ireland. Established in 1998, the commission reviews applications for marches, assesses the potential for public disorder, and can impose conditions or reroute a parade.

Crowd gathers on Garvaghy Road early on Sunday morning to protest against the ruling allowing the march.