レポート試みは3回、通過はゼロ：警察、ガーヴァギー・ロードでオレンジ騎士団を阻止執筆 2026年9月28日 16:27 UTC視聴文字起こし0:11On September 27th, we reported court clearance.0:14Now police block the Orange Order's return.0:16Protesters stopped Sunday's permitted procession, and two nearby schools announced0:21Monday closures.0:22Can mediation or fresh permission resolve a route legally cleared but still not0:26traversed?0:27Shortly before four on Monday morning, Orange Order members set out from Drumcree0:30Church and met three police Land Rovers across their path.0:33At about 9:35, members approached the police line and were turned back.0:37By Monday afternoon, the reported tally was three thwarted attempts, Sunday's0:40procession, and two approaches on Monday.0:42It was not three completed marches.0:44No passage down Garvey Road has been established.0:47The contested route is the return from Drumcree Church through Portadown's0:50predominantly Catholic and nationalist Garvey Road to an Orange Hall.0:54Going to the church and returning by that road are different processions.0:57The return route lay at the heart of violent Drumcree confrontations in the 1990s.1:02After 28 years of unsuccessful applications, the Parades Commission authorized1:06Portadown District Orange Lodge, No.1:081, to use it on Sunday, September 27th.1:11That history does not establish that a procession completed the road in 1998.1:16The September 25th permission allowed 35 people in total, including five named1:21marshals rather than the 60 requested.1:23Bands and supporters were excluded.1:25Marchers had to leave the church by 8 in the morning and disperse at the Orange Hall1:28by 9.30.1:29Those were Sunday's specified hours, not unrestricted permission to march on Monday.1:34Residents challenged the decision.1:36On Saturday, Mrs.1:37Justice Patricia Smythe temporarily restrained the procession.1:40Around 11.30 that night, the Court of Appeals set her injunction aside.1:44Lady Chief Justice Dame Siobhan Keegan said Smythe had erred in law.1:48A separate High Court hearing ending around 2.15 Sunday morning upheld the1:51Commission's permission.1:52Neither stage ordered police to deliver the march.1:55The precise appellate error, the later judge's full reasons, and the underlying1:59police assessment have not been established.2:01An early description treated the event as a first parade on the road in three2:04decades.2:05A later account placed marchers at Drumcree 10 hours after the scheduled passage.2:09What is now clear is that Sunday's procession did not get down Garvey Road Residents2:14and other protesters held the route, while the marchers stayed at Drumcree.2:17Residents linked arms at several points from before dawn Sunday, and the blockade2:22lasted until about midnight.2:24One early estimate put around 1,000 people at the road's lower end.2:28Other on-scene estimates described several thousand across surrounding streets,2:32while later accounts described hundreds physically blocking the road.2:35Those different places and times do not produce a final crowd count.2:39Police warned protesters over public address systems, but did not force them off the2:43road.2:43Riot police and officers from Scotland were on standby.2:47Estimates of 100 or roughly 200 Scottish officers described anticipated support, not2:51a confirmed deployment.2:53A senior police officer said forcing an estimated 1,000 protesters off the road,2:57including women and children, would have been disproportionate.3:00The officer warned that people could be seriously hurt and disorder would be3:03inevitable.3:03Those were assessments of a possible clearance, not reports of injuries.3:06Police have formed a dedicated team to examine evidence of suspected offenses3:10connected with the blockade.3:11That is not an arrest or a finding against any named protester.3:15No verified arrest or injury count has emerged.3:18Portadown Arrangement called for Police Chief John Boucher to resign, but he remains3:22in office.3:23First Minister Michelle O'Neill and other Sinn Féin leaders joined the protest.3:27She defended residents' right to live free of sectarian harassment and said the3:30Commission's decision brought the peace process into question.3:34In the Assembly on Monday, she said she was incredibly proud and privileged to have3:37stood with the community, declaring that the days of unionist domination were over.3:42Dup leader Gavin Robinson accused Sinn Féin politicians of defying the ruling.3:47There have been calls for O'Neill to resign or be prosecuted, but neither has3:51happened.3:51Northern Ireland Secretary Sir Chris Bryant described the protest as unlawful and3:55unauthorized and said elected politicians should not back unlawful protests.4:00That is his characterization.4:02Not a court finding against individual demonstrators.4:05Bryant returned early from the Labour Party conference for urgent talks and urged4:09compromise.4:10Prime Minister Andy Burnham and Taoiseach McCall Martin appealed for calm.4:14Martin said he was very concerned and praised the police.4:17The dispute has strained DUP-Sin Féin relations and prompted warnings about power4:22sharing, but the devolved government has not been shown to have collapsed.4:26The standoff also reached families away from the protest.4:29A primary school and a secondary school near Garvegi Road announced Monday closures4:34over the safety and well-being of pupils, families, and staff.4:37Their names and subsequent reopening have not been confirmed.4:40Residence Representative Briandan Maxionath said he would meet Bryant and Boucher4:45and had received commitments that the parade would not take place that night.4:48The outcome of those talks and any lasting agreement remain unknown.4:52Residence Solicitor Dara Mackin says the Orange Order must make a new application.4:57Loyalist activist Jamie Bryson argues that its right to march remains.5:01Neither position is an authoritative ruling extending Sunday's specified hours into5:05Monday.5:06The route remains untraversed by this procession, and whether mediation or a fresh5:10lawful arrangement will resolve the dispute is still unknown.記事を読むストーリーの時系列HeyDexショート動画 ↗誰が何を報じたか複数のメディアが報じた論点Protesters blocking Garvaghy Road6媒体✓Permission for the Orange Order parade独立して確認 · 5媒体✓First permitted parade on the route since 1998独立して確認 · 4媒体✓Court challenges to parade permission独立して確認 · 3媒体Political implications for power-sharing3媒体✓Political leaders participating in the protest独立して確認 · 3媒体Whether the parade proceeded as scheduled2媒体Marchers remaining at Drumcree Church2媒体✓Protester turnout at Garvaghy Road独立して確認 · 2媒体Secretary's urgent political talks2媒体Additional police drafted in from Scotland2媒体Prime minister's appeal for calm2媒体Commission's limit on parade participants2媒体The procession had not gone through these Catholic streets for 28 years.2媒体The report says mid-1990s Drumcree parade confrontations led to several deaths, including three chi…2媒体1社だけが報じた論点9RTÉ Newsのみが報道Residents' association returning to court9月29日 17:22 UTCBBC Newsのみが報道The Court of Appeal overturned the ban on the Orangemen marching through the largely nationalist ar…9月26日 23:42 UTCSettlers gathering to prevent the family's return9月29日 0:00 UTCPolice vehicles blocking the route9月28日 7:59 UTCPermitted marchers turned back by police9月28日 9:30 UTCFamily homes set on fire after departure9月29日 0:00 UTCCourt of Appeal request for an overnight hearing9月26日 23:42 UTCProtesters preventing the parade from proceeding9月28日 7:59 UTCChannel 4 Newsのみが報道Thousands of protesters linked arms in the rain to try to prevent the Orange Order procession from …9月27日 0:00 UTC各行は、そのメディアの報道から私たちが記録した主張です。2026年10月5日 0:26 UTC時点で比較。
