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16 results found for '"Portadown"' in Keywords.
Loyalist march on Hillsborough (1986)
- Genre
- Interview; News report
Report on a march by 4,000 masked and armed Loyalists, led by Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) leader Ian Paisley, into Hillsborough, to the castle where the Anglo-Irish Agreement was signed. Northern Ireland...
Violence at Portadown march (1986)
- Genre
- Interview; News report
Report from the scene of a Portadown Orangemen’s march, with shouting heard as marchers attempt to break through a police barrier and violence breaks out. Includes interview with an angry Chairman of the...
Portadown Orangemen march banned (1987)
- Genre
- News report; Interview
Report on the outbreak of trouble following banning of an Orangemenâs march in Portadown, with reaction from Ulster Clubs Chairman, Alan Wright and a local SDLP spokeswoman. Male reporter not identified.
Loyalist parade violence in Portadown (1995)
- Genre
- News report
Police in Northern Ireland have fired plastic bullets after coming under attack from a hail of missiles and stones during a Loyalist orange parade in Portadown. Ireland correspondent Tom Coulter reports.
Ian Paisley on Portadown Loyalist march (1995)
- Genre
- Interview
Orange order members are still locked in deadlock with the RUC over the routing of a march in Portadown, Northern Ireland. Democratic Unionist MP Ian Paisley hopes that there is now light at the end of the...
Ian Paisley on Portadown Loyalist march (1995)
- Genre
- Interview
There has been violence in Portadown, Northern Ireland, following the refusal by police to allow Loyalist marchers through Catholic areas of the town. DUP leader Ian Paisley says the marchers aren’t...