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Facing decline, Liverpool's Orange Order searches for place in city's future

Group 'won't disappear' despite being 'less attuned to the rest of the city'

Liverpool Echo

Orange Order praised for respect shown to Derry minor team after All-Ireland win

The Moneymore District Lodge delayed their parade on Sunday after the Derry All-Ireland winning team passed through the town following their big win.

Irish Mirror

SDLP member praises Orange Order for respect shown to Derry minor GAA team

The Moneymore District Lodge delayed their parade on Sunday as the Derry team passed through the town after their All-Ireland MFC Final win over Monaghan

Belfast Live

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Twelfth of July 2023: What is the Orange Order?

The Grand Orange Lodge of Ireland was established in 1798.

Belfast Live

Secretary of State urged to help find resolution to Drumcree dispute

Orange Order Grand Secretary Mervyn Gibson insisted the 25-year stand off is not over.

The Independent UK

Brendan Hughes: Belfast Twelfth of July parade changes make a lot of sense

It is not a Parades Commission ruling which has forced a rethink, but a dawning realisation that all traditions must adapt or die

Belfast Live

Orange Order statement over proposed changes to Belfast Twelfth of July Parade route

No speeches and shorter march proposed after "abysmal" 2022 parade

Belfast Live

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Twelfth of July: The reason people march across Northern Ireland

The first Orange Order parades were held on July 12, 1796 at Portadown, Lurgan and Waringstown

Belfast Live

A People Under Siege author warns of dangers of unionist apathy

Aaron Edwards says progressive unionism has been “eviscerated by Brexit”

Belfast Live

Lorry driver who filmed Orange hall Michaela chanting 'could not have foreseen' her murder being mocked

Andrew McDade is claiming unfair dismissal by his former employer in the aftermath of the Facebook Live broadcast last May

Irish Mirror

Tribunal urged to consider chant on livestream ‘could not have been foreseen’

Final submissions were made in the tribunal taken by a lorry driver sacked over video of song appearing to mock Michaela McAreavey’s murder.

The Independent UK

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