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File: A G8 Not Welcome protestor on 15 June
Image: Laura Hutton/Photocall Ireland
File: A G8 Not Welcome protestor on 15 June
Image: Laura Hutton/Photocall Ireland
THE PSNI SAID that an outer fence line a “significant distance” from the secure perimeter around the G8 venue was breached this evening.
A G8 Not Welcome march took place in Enniskillen this evening, with approximately 700 protesters travelling to the outer fence line of the summit location from 6pm.
Following speeches, they went a short distance back towards Enniskillen where they left in buses.
Police facilitated the march and said it passed off successfully.
Shortly after 9pm, a number of people breached an outer fence line and moved a short distance past it, “however there were no incidents and they have now left the area”, said the PSNI.
They added that this incident occurred a “significant distance” from the secure perimeter and fence line around the G8 venue, which remained “unbreached”.
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There were no arrests.
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