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Garvaghy Road protest continues into day 6 PORTADOWN, NORTHERN IRELAND - OCTOBER 2: Pensioner Bertie Thompson, 75, a resident of Garvaghy Road, says he does not want the Orange Order to march along the road, saying, They are not welcome, on October 02, 2026. Last Friday’s Parades Commission decision to allow the Orange Order to hold a procession along the predominantly nationalist Garvaghy Road sparked renewed tensions in Northern Ireland. The dispute is due to go before a legal appeal on Monday following talks hosted by the Northern Ireland Secretary. Residents of Garvaghy Road and their supporters continue to gather in the area amid the ongoing dispute. Conor McCaughley Anadolu Portadown Northern Ireland. Editorial use only. Please ge

Garvaghy Road protest continues into day 6 PORTADOWN, NORTHERN IRELAND - OCTOBER 2: Pensioner Bertie Thompson, 75, a resident of Garvaghy Road, says he does not want the Orange Order to march along the road, saying, They are not welcome, on October 02, 2026. Last Friday’s Parades Commission decision to allow the Orange Order to hold a procession along the predominantly nationalist Garvaghy Road sparked renewed tensions in Northern Ireland. The dispute is due to go before a legal appeal on Monday following talks hosted by the Northern Ireland Secretary. Residents of Garvaghy Road and their supporters continue to gather in the area amid the ongoing dispute. Conor McCaughley Anadolu Portadown Northern Ireland. Editorial use only. Please ge

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Garvaghy Road protest continues into day 6 PORTADOWN, NORTHERN IRELAND - OCTOBER 2: Pensioner Bertie Thompson, 75, a resident of Garvaghy Road, says he does not want the Orange Order to march along the road, saying, They are not welcome, on October 02, 2026. Last Friday’s Parades Commission decision to allow the Orange Order to hold a procession along the predominantly nationalist Garvaghy Road sparked renewed tensions in Northern Ireland. The dispute is due to go before a legal appeal on Monday following talks hosted by the Northern Ireland Secretary. Residents of Garvaghy Road and their supporters continue to gather in the area amid the ongoing dispute. Conor McCaughley Anadolu Portadown Northern Ireland. Editorial use only. Please ge

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