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Mediation over Drumcree parade is ‘dead in the water’, say nationalists

Northern Ireland secretary holding talks with both sides as Garvaghy Road group launches fresh legal challenge

The Guardian - UK · Sep 30

Fresh legal challenge as Orange Order stand-off enters fourth day

FURTHER talks are expected to take place as part of the latest bid to break the Drumcree parade stand-off, which has now entered a fourth day

The National (Scotland) · Sep 30

Further talks to be held in bid to break Drumcree parade dispute

Northern Ireland Secretary Sir Chris Bryant hosted the Orange Order and Garvaghy Road residents at Hillsborough Castle on Tuesday.

Evening Standard · Sep 30

Bryant urges all sides to ‘double down on compromise’ over Drumcree dispute

An Irish minister has said she believes an international mediator will be appointed to intervene in the parading stand-off.

Evening Standard · Sep 29

Drumcree stalemate enters third day with further talks expected

Orange Order members remain at Drumcree Church in Portadown.

Evening Standard · Sep 29

Absence of violence in Drumcree does not make standoff any less significant

Row comes amid rising division and a tendency towards cynical political posturing in Northern Ireland

The Guardian - UK · Sep 28

Assembly members clash at Stormont over Drumcree parade

Unionist MLAs accused Sinn Féin and the SDLP of breaking the law by attending a protest on Garvaghy Road, as the Assembly sat on Monday.

Evening Standard · Sep 28

'Heard it all before!': Nigel Farage swats away Scottish poll threat

Nigel Farage has dismissed a new poll which suggests support for Scottish independence would rise significantly if he became prime minister

The National (Scotland) · Sep 28

Garvaghy Road: Why Is a 35-Man Orange Order Parade Reigniting Northern Ireland's 28-Year Dispute?

Thousands of Catholic protesters gathered on Garvaghy Road to oppose an Orange Order parade, which police eventually stopped after a court allowed the controversial march to proceed.

International Business Times UK · Sep 28

Tensions in Northern Ireland: Why the 30-year-old Garvaghy Road parade row is back

Northern Ireland's Parades Commission had initially kept restrictions on the march, but a court challenge overturned the decision. The commission then allowed a much smaller parade of 35 people, without bands or supporters, and required it to start by 8am and finish by 9.30am. A final court challenge by residents…

The Times of India · Sep 28