Orange bullyboys rewardedTHE lives of Ardoyne residents were put at grave risk this week when Orangemen, who refused to engage in dialogue with them were rewarded for their intransigence and, backed up by huge force of PSNI, were forced through the nationalist district. Despite disciplined and dignified protests during the day, violence ensued following PSNI provocation. Gerry Kelly, an eyewitness to events as they unfolded in Ardoyne on 12 July gives his first-hand account of the situation |
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Jul 14, 2005
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