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The High Court has dismissed the Orange Order’s challenge to the prohibition of the parade along the Garvaghy Road.
Phoenix Law acted for the Garvaghy Road Residents’ Coalition.
“It is now time to draw a line on this horrendous chapter.”
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High Court quashes visa refusal for Shaymaa, 20, a Gaza engineering student who lost almost her entire family in a single explosion.
After a short stay, the Minister must decide afresh within 10 working days, with an evacuation flight leaving on 23 Nov.
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A great evening at Irish Rule of Law International’s “What’s Law Got to Do With It?” event at the Museum of Literature.
Insightful contributions from Mary Robinson, Darragh Mackin, Aonghus Kelly & Linda Kasonde, on the importance of rule of law, human rights & access to justice
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It is "inconceivable" that the loyalist killing of a Gaelic football fan during the Troubles could have been planned and carried out without the involvement of the security forces, a court hears.
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👉NEW -- Detective: Murder gang got guns from British army
by @AnneCadwallader
Sean Farmer was shot dead by off-duty soldiers and police in Northern Ireland during the Troubles, court told
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Garvaghy Road Residents’ Coalition spokesman Breandán Mac Cionnaith says police intelligence reports raised in the Orange Order’s legal challenge amount to "supposition" rather than evidence, and that residents protested "peacefully" on the road.
Speaking outside court, where judgement on the challenge to the Secretary of State’s decision to halt the parade is expected next week, Mr Mac Cionnaith said the dispute was resolved for his community in the 1990s.
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Northern Ireland Secretary could make ‘no other decision’ than halting Drumcree march, court told irishnews.com/news/northern-…
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The family of a murdered Gaelic football fan who claimed security force collusion with the loyalist killers will receive undisclosed damages from the PSNI, the High Court has heard. bbc.in/4jkeB8R
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PSNI to apologise and pay damages to family of GAA fan killed by Glenanne Gang irishnews.com/news/northern-…
Today the PSNI, on behalf of the RUC, settled with the family of Sean Farmer.
Mr. Farmer was murdered on his way from the All-Ireland semi-final in 1975.
The trial against the MOD begins on Monday morning.
Our @GavinBooth23 & @DiarmuidBreck act.
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Today, our Jack Murphy advised Gerry Carroll MLA in his voluntary interview for alleged criminal offences relating to the Garvaghy Road dispute.
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A Stormont assembly member has said “peaceful protest is a fundamental right” after being interviewed by police investigating alleged criminal offences relating to the Drumcree parading dispute in Portadown.
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Outside Musgrave PSNI Station this afternoon alongside Jack Murphy of Phoenix Law.
21 people died in the violence surrounding Drumcree. I’m proud to stand with the Garvaghy Road community, who refuse to go back to those days.
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Absurd decision by @rqia leaving families with disabilities without essential respite services is now under #JR legal challenge
Yesterday evening following receipt of emergency proceedings a pause has been placed on the cease and desist served on @weareincredABLE
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Due to the failure of the @CatholicBishops Archbishop Martin to honour the written terms that he agreed with the @st_colmans survivors, they are left with no alternative than to enforce against the co-defendant College who also agreed the terms binding them and making them liable
Proceedings continue in urgent judicial reviews concerning Gazan students refused Irish study visas.
The cases will be heard in circumstances described as “literally a matter of life and death”.
Our @s_marms, @alannahneamh & @harrybrobinson act.
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He was in the Appeal Court for Garvaghy residents - Phoenix Law Darragh Mackin involved in the two of the biggest cases on either side of the border today
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Saw Everybody To Kenmure Street at the @lighthousecinema today...
What an incredibly powerful & uplifting film.
Its a film about community, dignity, respect, & the power of protest.
Watch it here: conic.film/films/kenmurestre…
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Our clients welcome the appointment of Rachel Langdale KC as Chair of the long overdue Mother & Baby Inquiry and look forward to working with her constructively @PhoenixLawHR on the terms of reference with survivors at the heart of the process belfasttelegraph.co.uk/news/…
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⛔️🗣NEW GARVAGHY: 'No parade is no parade. That’s it.' - Breandán Mac Cionnaith from the Garvaghy Road Residents’ Group
🎤🎥Breandán Mac Cionnaith, from the Garvaghy Road Residents’ Group, and solicitor @darraghmackin have arrived for talks with the Secretary of State.
⛔️🗣NEW GARVAGHY: 'No parade is no parade. That’s it.' - Breandán Mac Cionnaith from the Garvaghy Road Residents’ Group
🎤🎥Breandán Mac Cionnaith, from the Garvaghy Road Residents’ Group, and solicitor @darraghmackin have arrived for talks with the Secretary of State.
It’s understood both sets of talks are due to last for some time.
More on-air and online from Chief Reporter @jamesgould23.
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"No parade is no parade."
Spokesman Breandán Mac Cionnaith speaks to reporters as he arrives for a meeting with the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland.
The talks come as Garvaghy Road residents have accused the British government of trying to lure them into a “stitched up” mediation process over the Drumcree parade dispute.