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St Patrick’s Day parades have been unable to take place due to Covid-19 restrictions in recent years.
The Orange Order has cancelled parades this year because of Covid-19.
All hail the Teresa Mannion float.
All hail the Teresa Mannion float.
Maybe bring a brolly, just in case.
Talks on welfare reform, flags, parades and the past continued through the night.
One officer and a members of the public sustained minor injuries in the parade which saw thousands take to the streets.
Everyone’s talking about who got what job in the Cabinet, the 12th of July parades and the future of the Poolbeg chimneys…
The grand secretary of the Orange Order has said the organisation has made a “massive effort” to ensure tomorrow’s celebrations pass off peacefully.
The Sinn Féin leader was speaking in the wake of yesterday’s negotiation walk-out by Unionist parties.
Eamon Gilmore scheduled the meeting with Haass when he spoke with him on Monday.
Eamon Gilmore also called for a ‘renewed commitment’ to the peace process.
They asked people in the streets of the capital what they thought.
Comments by Sinn Féin’s Martin McGuinness in relation to some of the unionist influence over the Haass talks have angered the leader of the DUP.
Richard Haass left Belfast on Tuesday, but says the effort involved in coming back this weekend is justified.
Richard Haass has been asked to chair an all-party panel that will make recommendations on how to deal with the most divisive issues by the end of the year.
Recent violence on the streets of Belfast filled me with despair; we need to teach our children respect for each other’s identity and traditions to avoid passing on the failures of the past, writes Peter Osborne.
Violent scenes and riots in recent months have led the Police Federation for Northern Ireland to suggest the ban.
Both the BBC and the Press Association report that the the councillor was arrested after apologising for her comments last night.
The Tánaiste said he believed most members of the Orange Order would not condone the violence or the burning of the Irish flag.
More than 4,000 PSNI officers backed by 630 reinforcements from Britain are on duty across Northern Ireland.
Almost 50 parades described as “sensitive” as PSNI calls up additional support.
Sinn Féin MLA Gerry Kelly says a PSNI jeep drove at him, leaving him holding on to the security grill of the vehicle for a “considerable distance”. Another MLA was injured in the incident.
The Parades Commission has issued determinations for three additional parades passing Clifton Street in Belfast.
The incident occurred in the early hours of this morning in west Belfast.
Sure, the rain fell but we had a laugh, right?
Protestors today did not try to “parade unlawfully into the city centre” – a move welcomed by police authorities.
Jack Wilshere was an unused sub in the Gunners’ 0-0 draw with Aston Villa but manager Arsene Wenger says it’s nothing to worry about.
The Royal Black Institution, a Protestant fraternity, played music outside a Catholic church in spite of advice from the Parades Commission.
The PSNI has called for “anyone with influence” to help them bring an end to the renewed violence.
The violence during parades in Belfast last weekend have David McCann pondering the need for Unionism to appeal to Catholics as well as Protestants.
We’ve put together lists for Ireland’s main cities from the Gardaí and AA Roadwatch.
A round-up of the best events taking place around Ireland this weekend to celebrate St Patrick’s Day.