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Orange Order Pushes for Limited Drumcree Parade | Belfast News
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After 28 years of denial, the Orange Order is pushing for a drastically scaled-down Drumcree parade — just 60 members, three banners, no bands, and a silent first 15 minutes — hoping to finally march. This comes after a High Court ruling struck down this year’s ban, calling the Parades Commission’s process flawed and demanding commissioners resign. Though one has stepped down, others plan to stay, sparking outrage from the Orange Order who claim bias and say their human rights are being violated. Nationalists and Sinn Féin remain firm: the parade won’t happen, seeing it as a closed chapter — but the Orange Order insists true peace can only come when the full district marches again.
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