Crowds gather as Twelfth of July bonfires lit amid coronavirus restrictions
Call outs by the Northern Ireland fire service dropped by a third this year compared to last year.
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Call outs by the Northern Ireland fire service dropped by a third this year compared to last year.
Grand Master Edward Stevenson said “the Orange family has already lost members”.
It comes after the emergency services experienced a much quieter 11 July than previous years.
The incident happened last week in Derry.
Sinn Féin’s Declan Kearney called it a “particularly sickening manifestation”.
A 16-year-old girl was also hurt when a car ploughed into pedestrians.
There were disturbances in several areas with fireworks and missiles thrown at police but overall there were less incidents than previous nights.
More than 4,000 PSNI officers backed by 630 reinforcements from Britain are on duty across Northern Ireland.
Almost 50 parades described as “sensitive” as PSNI calls up additional support.
The violence during parades in Belfast last weekend have David McCann pondering the need for Unionism to appeal to Catholics as well as Protestants.
The man is being held at Antrim police station in connection with the incidents which occurred in the Ardoyne area last Thursday.
The Orange Order has said it has a peaceful solution to the Ardoyne dispute.
The huge stacks of pallets and tyres will be set alight tonight.
Police were attacked by masked youths at the sectarian flashpoint of Corcrain Road in the Co Armagh town.
Loyalists of all ages take part in Orange Order parades; Nationalist youths later turn on police. Our gallery.
Violence flared in parts of Belfast, Derry and Antrim last night as violence erupted before and after Orange Order parades.
Twenty-two police officers were injured in the disturbances overnight.
The Orange Order welcomes proposals to make July 12 a national holiday – and would dye the Liffey orange.
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