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Sinn Féin didn’t live on the Garvaghy Road for 28 years. They’re living on it now because it suits them.
For nearly three decades this dispute sat quiet. The Parades Commission kept the same restriction year after year. People on both sides got on with it. The annual stand-off became a ritual, not a riot. Then the Commission’s process is exposed in court, Portadown District puts in a limited application — 60 men, no band, 27 September — and suddenly Sinn Féin is everywhere. Michelle O’Neill on the road talking about “anxious residents” and “dark days.” Republican councillors declaring any parade “off the table.” The party wrapping itself around people... Read more...
ORANGE VICTIMS DAY
1st September 1975, IRA Terrorists attacked Tullyvallen Orange Hall. Five brethren of LOL 630 were murdered — the worst single loss the Orange Institution suffered in the Troubles. Since 2018, this day honours all 344 members of the Orange family murdered by terrorists. We remember the dead. We stand with the injured and the bereaved. We will not forget their names. Never forgotten. Read more...
STATEMENT FROM THE PORTADOWN DISTRICT
Portadown and the surrounding area will always have my support. I’ve said it once and I’ll say it again, there is no amount of money that can buy these staunch Protestant, Unionist and Loyalist communities.  ** Read more...
Welcome To Irish Republicanism...
Irish Republicanism - Londonderry's shame... Read more...
The Shankill Road, Belfast
Through the Troubles and every trial, loyal and true. Still standing tall in a sea of red, white and blue." 🇬🇧 Your browser does not support the video tag. Read more...
Northern Ireland's Tallest Flagpole
Standing roughly 100 feet tall in Clough, County Down on the Dundrum Road, just outside the village, it towers over the surrounding countryside with the Mournes as a backdrop. In 2022 it even made the news when nationalist politicians publicly voiced fears that it would become a permanent fixture. Several years later, it’s still standing proud and flying the Union Flag.   Your browser does not support the video tag. Read more...
𝗪𝗵𝘆 𝗶𝘁 𝗺𝗮𝘁𝘁𝗲𝗿𝘀...
A flag isn’t just cloth on a pole. It’s a quiet declaration of who we are, where we’ve been, and what we stand for. It reminds us of the people who fought for the freedoms we enjoy. It gives a sense of belonging in a world that often feels divided. And it says, without words: This place, these values, this story — they matter. Fly it with pride. Not because it’s perfect, but because it’s ours.  Read more...