Orange Order march violence
Police were fired upon overnight after violence broke out in North Belfast following the annual Orange Order march passed through the Catholic area of Ardoyne. The PSNI said the parade passed peacefully.
Police were fired upon overnight after violence broke out in North Belfast following the annual Orange Order march passed through the Catholic area of Ardoyne. The PSNI said the parade passed peacefully.
A police spokesman said:
"Parade (Ardoyne) has passed peacefully and in accordance with the Parades Commission determination.
However police are dealing with some localised disorder at Brompton Park and Balholm Drive and are liaising with community representatives."
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