Orange Order

Early Edition with Aideen Finnegan

Drumcree standoff: Three senior judges promised to deliver verdict on latest legal challenge to the march ‘swiftly’, but did not provide a date

Emma Little-Pengelly said First Minister ‘chose to follow the law of the mob instead of the law of the land’

Garvaghy Road residents return to the Court of Appeal on Monday

Garvaghy Road Residents’ Coalition to seek leave to apply for judicial review of Parades Commission decision

The resurrection of this march of all marches, with its bitter, bloody history, has tapped into something visceral in the northern nationalist psyche

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‘There will be no Orange march down this road, not now and not ever,’ Mary Lou McDonald tells Garvaghy Road rally

For those in south, the events highlight the continuing divisions in Northern Ireland

We need to protect what has been achieved

More than 20 deaths have been linked to Drumcree, a problem most people thought was settled. On Portadown’s Garvaghy Road, its resurrection is causing deep apprehension

Catholic Archbishop of Armagh Eamon Martin and Church of Ireland’s John McDowell call for tempered language

Despite a generation of peace, old sectarian resentments remain as entrenched as ever

Standoff entered sixth day on Friday as residents prepare to lodge fresh legal challenge on Monday

‘Solution has to be through dialogue,’ Martin says, as sides prepare for High Court hearing on Monday

Orange Order says it will accept outcome of upcoming High Court appeal

Radio: On Newstalk, the Hard Shoulder host strains for balance during grim events in the North, while Andrea Gilligan hears an unorthodox voice on Lunchtime Live

The re-emergence of the Drumcree dispute was sparked by a scathing legal ruling against the Parades Commission in August

Residents of Garvaghy Road should have cheered them on

Richard Boyd Barrett tells Martin he has a responsibility to stand up against dehumanisation of a section of the population

Northern secretary circulates document with proposals to break impasse

Fr Brendan McPartlin lives off Garvaghy Road and believes negotiation is the only way to break the standoff

Inside Politics: Dáil bids farewell to renowned Irish Times columnist and colour writer Miriam Lord

That is the most uncomfortable of all questions for unionism

Early Edition with Aideen Finnegan

Bryson is opposed to the Belfast Agreement and wields extraordinary influence within unionism and loyalism

Bitter dispute over Orange Order parade continues after second round of talks fail to deliver resolution

Garvaghy Road residents lodge legal challenge to parade ruling and seek ‘urgent hearing’

Sinn Féin leader agrees with Taoiseach that Parades Commission decision to permit Orange Order march was ‘incomprehensible’

In the News podcast with Bernice Harrison

Political leadership on all sides means supporting talks that are open to the possibility of a walk

It may look like Garvaghy Road residents and Sinn Féin are in lock-step. However, the reality is more complex, with tensions aplenty

Inside Politics: Civil servants’ work-to-rule could cause ‘serious disruption’; meanwhile, this is a dangerous moment in the North

Where was the focus on compromise and tolerance? Instead we have two sides goading each other

Garvaghy Road resident Dessie Traynor is from a mixed marriage and is determined the Orange Order march will not go ahead

Going by the language in the chamber, things could hardly be worse, but there seems little appetite to bring down power-sharing

Early Edition with Andrew McNair

Former IRA prisoner split with Sinn Féin over policing, but remains as committed as ever to his cause

Drumcree parade, which had previously sparked serious disorder, was due to go ahead for the first time in nearly 30 years

Dublin and London urge parties to preserve powersharing in the wake of Orange Order parade crisis