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Thousands to attend Twelfth of July parades
NORTHERN IRELAND, JUL 12 – The Orange Order honors the Protestant Reformation and Glorious Revolution principles during the Glorious Twelfth, highlighting historical and cultural ties in Northern Ireland.
- Tens of thousands are set to take to the streets across Northern Ireland for the Orange Order's annual July 12 parades marking the 334th anniversary of the Battle of the Boyne.
- An Orange Order parade has been permitted to pass Ardoyne shops in north Belfast, restricted to one band and 50 members of the order, a return parade at a former flashpoint which traditionally took place on the evening of July 12.
- More than 4,000 police officers and police staff will be working on July 12, with the cost of policing parades and bonfires in Northern Ireland expected to be higher than £6.1 million last year.
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July 12 parades: GB News' live coverage of celebrations across Northern Ireland for 335th anniversary of Battle of the Boyne
Hundreds of thousands of Unionists will take to the streets of Northern Ireland to celebrate the 335th anniversary of the Battle of the Boyne
·London, United Kingdom
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Allison Morris: As a child, the Twelfth meant trips to Donegal, but as a reporter it has given me scars and stories to last a lifetime
The Twelfth means different things to people, especially those outside the unionist community. When I was growing up, like thousands of other nationalists the Twelfth fortnight meant going on holiday, most likely to a caravan in Bundoran.
·Ireland
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