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Drumcree Standoff Deepens as Court Ruling Looms

Naomi Long says the Orange Order can avoid deepening a long-running dispute over the march, which was approved after 13 hours of hearings.

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Northern Ireland's Justice Minister has ordered members of the Orange Order to "do the right thing" and not march down Garvaghy Road in Drumcree.

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Drumcree standoff deepens as court ruling looms

Northern Ireland's Justice Minister has ordered members of the Orange Order to "do the right thing" and not march down Garvaghy Road in Drumcree.

·London, United Kingdom
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NI justice minister appeals to Orange Order to 'do the right thing' and change Drumcree route

Naomi Long said that while the Orange Order has established via the courts that it has a right to parade down the road, “they do not need to exercise that right”.

·Dublin, Ireland
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The Journal broke the news in Dublin, Ireland on Friday, October 2, 2026.
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