Stormont teeters on the brink as unionists slam Sinn Fein over Drumcree road block - and defying rule of law
Residents and republican politicians blocked the route after a court allowed the scaled-back parade to proceed for the first time in 28 years.
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Stormont teeters on the brink as unionists slam Sinn Fein over Drumcree road block - and defying rule of law
The future of Northern Ireland’s government appears to be in the balance after the First Minister and other senior Sinn Fein figures took part in a road block on the Garvaghy Road – with the DUP accusing Michelle O’Neill of having broken her pledge of office and the law.
For the first time in 28 years and the beginning of the peace process, an orange march (loyalist protestors) was authorized by the justice system in the heart of a Catholic republican quarter in Portadown, which led to a peaceful but determined demonstration by the Northern Irish on Sunday, 27 September.
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