보도Police Block Orange Order Again on Garvaghy Road After Court Clearance작성 2026년 9월 28일 오후 4:27 UTC시청방송 전문0:11On 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.기사 읽기스토리 타임라인HeyDex짧은 영상 ↗누가 무엇을 보도했나둘 이상의 매체가 보도한 항목Protesters blocking Garvaghy Road언론사 6곳✓Permission for the Orange Order parade독립적으로 확인됨 · 언론사 5곳✓First permitted parade on the route since 1998독립적으로 확인됨 · 언론사 4곳✓Court challenges to parade permission독립적으로 확인됨 · 언론사 3곳Political implications for power-sharing언론사 3곳✓Political leaders participating in the protest독립적으로 확인됨 · 언론사 3곳Whether the parade proceeded as scheduled언론사 2곳Marchers remaining at Drumcree Church언론사 2곳✓Protester turnout at Garvaghy Road독립적으로 확인됨 · 언론사 2곳Secretary's urgent political talks언론사 2곳Additional police drafted in from Scotland언론사 2곳Prime minister's appeal for calm언론사 2곳Commission's limit on parade participants언론사 2곳The procession had not gone through these Catholic streets for 28 years.언론사 2곳The report says mid-1990s Drumcree parade confrontations led to several deaths, including three chi…언론사 2곳한 매체만 보도한 항목9RTÉ News만 보도Residents' association returning to court9월 29일 오후 5:22 UTCBBC News만 보도The Court of Appeal overturned the ban on the Orangemen marching through the largely nationalist ar…9월 26일 오후 11:42 UTCSettlers gathering to prevent the family's return9월 29일 오전 12:00 UTCPolice vehicles blocking the route9월 28일 오전 7:59 UTCPermitted marchers turned back by police9월 28일 오전 9:30 UTCFamily homes set on fire after departure9월 29일 오전 12:00 UTCCourt of Appeal request for an overnight hearing9월 26일 오후 11:42 UTCProtesters preventing the parade from proceeding9월 28일 오전 7:59 UTCChannel 4 News만 보도Thousands of protesters linked arms in the rain to try to prevent the Orange Order procession from …9월 27일 오전 12:00 UTC각 줄은 해당 매체의 보도에서 저희가 기록한 주장입니다. 2026년 10월 5일 오전 12:26 UTC 기준 비교.
