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Irish Times says 'Garvaghy Road residents' are going to court; RTÉ leads on Orangemen who 'declined to temporarily postpone' the Drumcree parade

The Parades Commission has cleared an Orange Order march on the mainly nationalist Garvaghy Road in Portadown. Residents are asking the High Court in Belfast to stop it. Three Irish outlets tell the story three different ways. None of the reports we hold quotes the residents or the Order.

Drumcree residents to challenge Orange Order march Commission ruling at High Court
Drumcree residents to challenge Orange Order march Commission ruling at High Court as published by TheJournal.ie · seen at TheJournal.ie
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The ruling. The Irish Times reports that the Parades Commission "on Friday granted permission for Protestant organisation to march on mainly nationalist road in Portadown". TheJournal.ie and RTÉ News both report a ruling that lets the parade go ahead.

The challenge. All three outlets report that residents are taking the ruling to court in Belfast. RTÉ News says the parade is "tomorrow".

Where the accounts differ.

Outlet Names the challengers Leads on
The Irish Times "Garvaghy Road residents" the Commission's permission
TheJournal.ie "Drumcree residents" the UK prime minister's reaction
RTÉ News no group named Orangemen declining to postpone

Who speaks. Only TheJournal.ie quotes anyone: UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham. He said he understood there would be "concern across Northern Ireland". No report we hold quotes a resident, the Orange Order or the Commission.

Labels. The Irish Times names the marchers by religion ("Protestant") and the road by politics ("nationalist").

What is not settled. - Whether the court will hear the case before the parade. No report we hold gives a hearing time. - Why the Commission changed its position. No report we hold gives its reasons. - RTÉ News alone reports that the Orangemen declined to postpone. It does not say who asked them to. - We hold one line from each report. Fuller versions may quote others.

What this is about. A court fight over whether an Orange Order parade may walk down Garvaghy Road in Portadown, County Armagh, in Northern Ireland.

How it got here. The Orange Order is a Protestant fraternal organisation. It is strongest in Northern Ireland and holds marches through the year. Portadown's Orangemen walk each year to a service at Drumcree parish church. For decades their route back into town ran along Garvaghy Road. Housing built there over the twentieth century made it a mainly Catholic, nationalist area, and residents objected to the march passing through.

From 1995 the dispute became a standoff at Drumcree each July. Police blocked the road and there were large protests. It came at the height of the peace process that produced the Good Friday Agreement of 1998.

That same year the Public Processions (Northern Ireland) Act 1998 put the Parades Commission on a legal footing. It is an independent body that can set conditions on contested marches, including where they may go. From 1998 it barred the Drumcree parade from Garvaghy Road. The Orange Order has protested against that ban ever since.

Who is involved. - The Parades Commission decides routes and conditions. - The Portadown Orangemen say the route is theirs by tradition. - Garvaghy Road residents oppose a march through their area. - The UK government is involved because its Northern Ireland Secretary appoints the Commission. - The High Court in Belfast can review whether a public body's decision was lawful.

What is at stake. If the ruling stands, a march kept off the road since 1998 may pass along it. If the court sets the ruling aside, the ban stays.

Where it stands. The Commission has granted permission. Residents have gone to the High Court. RTÉ News reports the parade is set for Sunday 27 September.

What is being argued about

  • Whether the High Court in Belfast will halt a Parades Commission ruling
  • How outlets name the residents: by Garvaghy Road or by Drumcree
  • UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham's reaction
  • Whether the Orangemen refused a postponement
Three outlets, three ways into the same rulingSide by side
OutletNames the challengersLeads onWho is quoted
The Irish Times"Garvaghy Road residents""Parades Commission on Friday granted permission"no one
TheJournal.ie"Drumcree residents"the prime minister's reactionUK Prime Minister Andy Burnham
RTÉ Newsno group named"Portadown Orangemen have declined to temporarily postpone"no one
We hold one line from each report. Fuller versions may quote others.
Sources T The Irish Times
Centre estimate · not a score
The Irish Times 🇮🇪IE · digital · Garvaghy Road residents go to court seeking to halt Orange Order parade Open this report in The AI Times → Read it at The Irish Times → What we have measured Actor framing The release is framed as a joint agreement, with no pressure mentioned ×1Actor named Names the residents as the ones who blocked the road ×1Actor named killers named as 'loyalist gunmen'; verb 'shot dead' ×1With no actor named construction no actor named for the theft or the driving in the standfirst ×1 from 1358 articles we hold · quote attached Outlet profile in The AI Times → T TheJournal.ie
Centre estimate · not a score
TheJournal.ie 🇮🇪IE · digital · Drumcree residents to challenge Orange Order march Commission ruling at High Court Open this report in The AI Times → Read it at TheJournal.ie → What we have measured Accuracy of attribution The report calls the Tánaiste the Taoiseach partway through. That puts his words under another office. ×1Accusation carried without a reply a charge against a named party, no answer from it in the text held ×1Actor labelling calls the accusers 'opposition parties' when the named accuser is the deputy First Minister ×1Actor mislabelled The first line calls the accusers 'opposition parties', but the accuser quoted is the DUP deputy First Minister, who sits in the same executive ×1 from 2218 articles we hold · quote attached Outlet profile in The AI Times → R RTÉ News
Centre estimate · not a score
RTÉ News 🇮🇪IE · digital · PUBLIC NI court to hear challenge over Drumcree parade decision Open this report in The AI Times → Read it at RTÉ News → What we have measured Abstraction as the actor the dispute acts and no one in it is named ×1Account taken as default the police description of the crowd as 'hostile' is carried with no other account ×1Accuracy the Slovenia entry in the country list repeats Austria's name ×1Active voice offender Donaldson is named as the one who did the abuse, in the active voice. ×1 from 2361 articles we hold · quote attached Outlet profile in The AI Times →
How the story ran on Saturday 26 SeptemberTimeline
  1. 2026-09-2606:32 RTÉ News publication time, UTC RTÉ News NI court to hear challenge over Drumcree parade decision; Orangemen decline to postpone
  2. 2026-09-2608:16 TheJournal.ie publication time, UTC TheJournal.ie Morning briefing leads with "Fears in Drumcree"
  3. 2026-09-2609:59 The Irish Times publication time, UTC The Irish Times Garvaghy Road residents go to court seeking to halt the parade
  4. 2026-09-2611:25 TheJournal.ie publication time, UTC TheJournal.ie Drumcree residents to challenge the ruling; Andy Burnham expects "concern across Northern Ireland"
  5. 2026-09-27— no time published Portadown Orangemen Drumcree parade due, according to RTÉ News
Sources R RTÉ News
Centre estimate · not a score
RTÉ News 🇮🇪IE · digital · PUBLIC NI court to hear challenge over Drumcree parade decision Open this report in The AI Times → Read it at RTÉ News → What we have measured Abstraction as the actor the dispute acts and no one in it is named ×1Account taken as default the police description of the crowd as 'hostile' is carried with no other account ×1Accuracy the Slovenia entry in the country list repeats Austria's name ×1Active voice offender Donaldson is named as the one who did the abuse, in the active voice. ×1 from 2361 articles we hold · quote attached Outlet profile in The AI Times → T TheJournal.ie
Centre estimate · not a score
TheJournal.ie 🇮🇪IE · digital · The 9 at 9: Saturday Open this report in The AI Times → Read it at TheJournal.ie → What we have measured Accuracy of attribution The report calls the Tánaiste the Taoiseach partway through. That puts his words under another office. ×1Accusation carried without a reply a charge against a named party, no answer from it in the text held ×1Actor labelling calls the accusers 'opposition parties' when the named accuser is the deputy First Minister ×1Actor mislabelled The first line calls the accusers 'opposition parties', but the accuser quoted is the DUP deputy First Minister, who sits in the same executive ×1 from 2218 articles we hold · quote attached Outlet profile in The AI Times → T The Irish Times
Centre estimate · not a score
The Irish Times 🇮🇪IE · digital · Garvaghy Road residents go to court seeking to halt Orange Order parade Open this report in The AI Times → Read it at The Irish Times → What we have measured Actor framing The release is framed as a joint agreement, with no pressure mentioned ×1Actor named Names the residents as the ones who blocked the road ×1Actor named killers named as 'loyalist gunmen'; verb 'shot dead' ×1With no actor named construction no actor named for the theft or the driving in the standfirst ×1 from 1358 articles we hold · quote attached Outlet profile in The AI Times → T TheJournal.ie
Centre estimate · not a score
TheJournal.ie 🇮🇪IE · digital · Drumcree residents to challenge Orange Order march Commission ruling at High Court Open this report in The AI Times → Read it at TheJournal.ie → What we have measured Accuracy of attribution The report calls the Tánaiste the Taoiseach partway through. That puts his words under another office. ×1Accusation carried without a reply a charge against a named party, no answer from it in the text held ×1Actor labelling calls the accusers 'opposition parties' when the named accuser is the deputy First Minister ×1Actor mislabelled The first line calls the accusers 'opposition parties', but the accuser quoted is the DUP deputy First Minister, who sits in the same executive ×1 from 2218 articles we hold · quote attached Outlet profile in The AI Times →
The bias in this coverageBias

Protestant against nationalist

One report labels the marchers by religion and the road by politics. That pairs two different kinds of label. Two reports name the challengers two ways: by Garvaghy Road, or by Drumcree.

1 reports using a religious label for one side only 2 names used for the same residents

Who gets to speak

In the text we hold, the only person quoted is the UK prime minister. No resident, no Orange Order member and no commission member is quoted. We hold only the opening lines of these reports, so fuller versions may quote others.

1 reports quoting the prime minister 0 reports quoting a resident 0 reports quoting the Orange Order
Scored without the mastheads. Where the two passes differ, both are kept.
Sources T TheJournal.ie
Centre estimate · not a score
TheJournal.ie 🇮🇪IE · digital · Drumcree residents to challenge Orange Order march Commission ruling at High Court Open this report in The AI Times → Read it at TheJournal.ie → What we have measured Accuracy of attribution The report calls the Tánaiste the Taoiseach partway through. That puts his words under another office. ×1Accusation carried without a reply a charge against a named party, no answer from it in the text held ×1Actor labelling calls the accusers 'opposition parties' when the named accuser is the deputy First Minister ×1Actor mislabelled The first line calls the accusers 'opposition parties', but the accuser quoted is the DUP deputy First Minister, who sits in the same executive ×1 from 2218 articles we hold · quote attached Outlet profile in The AI Times → T The Irish Times
Centre estimate · not a score
The Irish Times 🇮🇪IE · digital · Garvaghy Road residents go to court seeking to halt Orange Order parade Open this report in The AI Times → Read it at The Irish Times → What we have measured Actor framing The release is framed as a joint agreement, with no pressure mentioned ×1Actor named Names the residents as the ones who blocked the road ×1Actor named killers named as 'loyalist gunmen'; verb 'shot dead' ×1With no actor named construction no actor named for the theft or the driving in the standfirst ×1 from 1358 articles we hold · quote attached Outlet profile in The AI Times → R RTÉ News
Centre estimate · not a score
RTÉ News 🇮🇪IE · digital · PUBLIC NI court to hear challenge over Drumcree parade decision Open this report in The AI Times → Read it at RTÉ News → What we have measured Abstraction as the actor the dispute acts and no one in it is named ×1Account taken as default the police description of the crowd as 'hostile' is carried with no other account ×1Accuracy the Slovenia entry in the country list repeats Austria's name ×1Active voice offender Donaldson is named as the one who did the abuse, in the active voice. ×1 from 2361 articles we hold · quote attached Outlet profile in The AI Times → T TheJournal.ie
Centre estimate · not a score
TheJournal.ie 🇮🇪IE · digital · The 9 at 9: Saturday Open this report in The AI Times → Read it at TheJournal.ie → What we have measured Accuracy of attribution The report calls the Tánaiste the Taoiseach partway through. That puts his words under another office. ×1Accusation carried without a reply a charge against a named party, no answer from it in the text held ×1Actor labelling calls the accusers 'opposition parties' when the named accuser is the deputy First Minister ×1Actor mislabelled The first line calls the accusers 'opposition parties', but the accuser quoted is the DUP deputy First Minister, who sits in the same executive ×1 from 2218 articles we hold · quote attached Outlet profile in The AI Times →

Claims and verdicts

true The Parades Commission gave the Orange Order permission to march on the mainly nationalist Garvaghy Road in Portadown.
The Irish Times says so directly. TheJournal.ie and RTÉ News both report a Commission ruling that allows the parade to go ahead.
Checked against 3 sources:
T The Irish Times
Centre estimate · not a score
The Irish Times 🇮🇪IE · digital · Garvaghy Road residents go to court seeking to halt Orange Order parade Open this report in The AI Times → Read it at The Irish Times → What we have measured Actor framing The release is framed as a joint agreement, with no pressure mentioned ×1Actor named Names the residents as the ones who blocked the road ×1Actor named killers named as 'loyalist gunmen'; verb 'shot dead' ×1With no actor named construction no actor named for the theft or the driving in the standfirst ×1 from 1358 articles we hold · quote attached Outlet profile in The AI Times → T TheJournal.ie
Centre estimate · not a score
TheJournal.ie 🇮🇪IE · digital · Drumcree residents to challenge Orange Order march Commission ruling at High Court Open this report in The AI Times → Read it at TheJournal.ie → What we have measured Accuracy of attribution The report calls the Tánaiste the Taoiseach partway through. That puts his words under another office. ×1Accusation carried without a reply a charge against a named party, no answer from it in the text held ×1Actor labelling calls the accusers 'opposition parties' when the named accuser is the deputy First Minister ×1Actor mislabelled The first line calls the accusers 'opposition parties', but the accuser quoted is the DUP deputy First Minister, who sits in the same executive ×1 from 2218 articles we hold · quote attached Outlet profile in The AI Times → R RTÉ News
Centre estimate · not a score
RTÉ News 🇮🇪IE · digital · PUBLIC NI court to hear challenge over Drumcree parade decision Open this report in The AI Times → Read it at RTÉ News → What we have measured Abstraction as the actor the dispute acts and no one in it is named ×1Account taken as default the police description of the crowd as 'hostile' is carried with no other account ×1Accuracy the Slovenia entry in the country list repeats Austria's name ×1Active voice offender Donaldson is named as the one who did the abuse, in the active voice. ×1 from 2361 articles we hold · quote attached Outlet profile in The AI Times →
true Garvaghy Road residents have gone to the High Court in Belfast to challenge the ruling.
TheJournal.ie, The Irish Times and RTÉ News all report the court challenge. No report we hold contradicts it.
Checked against 3 sources:
T TheJournal.ie
Centre estimate · not a score
TheJournal.ie 🇮🇪IE · digital · Drumcree residents to challenge Orange Order march Commission ruling at High Court Open this report in The AI Times → Read it at TheJournal.ie → What we have measured Accuracy of attribution The report calls the Tánaiste the Taoiseach partway through. That puts his words under another office. ×1Accusation carried without a reply a charge against a named party, no answer from it in the text held ×1Actor labelling calls the accusers 'opposition parties' when the named accuser is the deputy First Minister ×1Actor mislabelled The first line calls the accusers 'opposition parties', but the accuser quoted is the DUP deputy First Minister, who sits in the same executive ×1 from 2218 articles we hold · quote attached Outlet profile in The AI Times → T The Irish Times
Centre estimate · not a score
The Irish Times 🇮🇪IE · digital · Garvaghy Road residents go to court seeking to halt Orange Order parade Open this report in The AI Times → Read it at The Irish Times → What we have measured Actor framing The release is framed as a joint agreement, with no pressure mentioned ×1Actor named Names the residents as the ones who blocked the road ×1Actor named killers named as 'loyalist gunmen'; verb 'shot dead' ×1With no actor named construction no actor named for the theft or the driving in the standfirst ×1 from 1358 articles we hold · quote attached Outlet profile in The AI Times → R RTÉ News
Centre estimate · not a score
RTÉ News 🇮🇪IE · digital · PUBLIC NI court to hear challenge over Drumcree parade decision Open this report in The AI Times → Read it at RTÉ News → What we have measured Abstraction as the actor the dispute acts and no one in it is named ×1Account taken as default the police description of the crowd as 'hostile' is carried with no other account ×1Accuracy the Slovenia entry in the country list repeats Austria's name ×1Active voice offender Donaldson is named as the one who did the abuse, in the active voice. ×1 from 2361 articles we hold · quote attached Outlet profile in The AI Times →
unverified Portadown Orangemen refused to postpone the parade temporarily.
Only RTÉ News reports this, in one line of text. No other report we hold mentions a request to postpone.
Checked against 1 source:
R RTÉ News
Centre estimate · not a score
RTÉ News 🇮🇪IE · digital · PUBLIC NI court to hear challenge over Drumcree parade decision Open this report in The AI Times → Read it at RTÉ News → What we have measured Abstraction as the actor the dispute acts and no one in it is named ×1Account taken as default the police description of the crowd as 'hostile' is carried with no other account ×1Accuracy the Slovenia entry in the country list repeats Austria's name ×1Active voice offender Donaldson is named as the one who did the abuse, in the active voice. ×1 from 2361 articles we hold · quote attached Outlet profile in The AI Times →

Who wrote it

M Mark Hennessy The Irish Times
What the bias passes found in their reporting
Asserted not attributed police judgement called unaccountable without a source×1
Community labels one side is labelled by religion, the other by politics×1
How the residents are named named by their road×1
Labels for the two sides one side is labelled by religion, the other by politics×1
Claims we checked that rest on their reporting
2 true
From 13 reports we hold under this byline, at The Irish Times. Two independent readings, each made without the masthead, a quote attached to every tag. A record, never a rating. Their full record →
E Eoghan Dalton TheJournal.ie
What the bias passes found in their reporting
Actor named The Northern Ireland secretary is given by office, not by name×1
Assertion vs attribution White House pressure is stated as fact, with no source given×1
Cause stated flat US pressure stated as fact, not attributed×1
Crowd measure crowd counted as 'thousands', set against another report's 'large crowd'×1
Claims we checked that rest on their reporting
1 misleading11 unverified4 true
From 83 reports we hold under this byline, at TheJournal.ie. Two independent readings, each made without the masthead, a quote attached to every tag. A record, never a rating. Their full record →
The bylines on the reports this story is built from. Hover one for what our passes have measured on their reporting. · 2 reports we hold carry no byline — we do not invent one.

Coverage, outlet by outlet

T TheJournal.ie
Centre estimate · not a score
TheJournal.ie 🇮🇪IE · digital · Drumcree residents to challenge Orange Order march Commission ruling at High Court Open this report in The AI Times → Read it at TheJournal.ie → What we have measured Accuracy of attribution The report calls the Tánaiste the Taoiseach partway through. That puts his words under another office. ×1Accusation carried without a reply a charge against a named party, no answer from it in the text held ×1Actor labelling calls the accusers 'opposition parties' when the named accuser is the deputy First Minister ×1Actor mislabelled The first line calls the accusers 'opposition parties', but the accuser quoted is the DUP deputy First Minister, who sits in the same executive ×1 from 2218 articles we hold · quote attached Outlet profile in The AI Times → —
TheJournal.ie: the only report with a quote. UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham expects "concern across Northern Ireland".
An account is an optional way to support the work we do. Find out more. A procedural error by the Parades Commission reopened a dispute that had effectively been settled for almost three decades. Garvaghy Road residents are now at the High Court in Belfast on Saturday to challenge the Parades Commission ruling. A decision is expected later on Saturday, but even that may yet face a further court challenge before the parade goes ahead on Sunday. UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham has appealed for leaders to “work calmly” through the weekend after the Orange Order was given permission to walk along t
Whose voice leads: the UK prime minister's reaction leads; no resident or Orange Order voice appears in the text we hold — “UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham said he understood there would be “concern across Northern Ireland””
Naming the challengers: the challengers are named after the parade's place name — “Drumcree residents to challenge”
First voice quoted: the UK Prime Minister, ahead of either party to the dispute — “UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham said he understood there would be “concern across Northern Ireland””
How the residents are named: named by the parade's name — “Drumcree residents to challenge”
Read it at TheJournal.ie → https://www.thejournal.ie/drumcree-court-challenge-7174350-Sep2026/
T The Irish Times
Centre estimate · not a score
The Irish Times 🇮🇪IE · digital · Garvaghy Road residents go to court seeking to halt Orange Order parade Open this report in The AI Times → Read it at The Irish Times → What we have measured Actor framing The release is framed as a joint agreement, with no pressure mentioned ×1Actor named Names the residents as the ones who blocked the road ×1Actor named killers named as 'loyalist gunmen'; verb 'shot dead' ×1With no actor named construction no actor named for the theft or the driving in the standfirst ×1 from 1358 articles we hold · quote attached Outlet profile in The AI Times → —
The Irish Times: the Commission granted permission on Friday to a "Protestant organisation" to march on a "mainly nationalist road". It names the challengers as Garvaghy Road residents.
A judicial review application seeking to stop an Orange Order parade from going ahead in Portadown on Sunday is being heard at the High Court in Belfast. The Garvaghy Road Residents Coalition lodged the legal challenge after the Parades Commission on Friday granted permission for 35 Orange Order members to march along the mainly nationalist road in the Co Armagh town. It would be the first time the Protestant organisation has walked the route since 1997, in what has historically been one of the most contentious parading disputes in the North. The Drumcree parade dominated headlines in the 1990
Community labels: one side is labelled by religion, the other by politics — “Protestant organisation to march on mainly nationalist road”
Naming the challengers: the challengers are named by their road; another report names them by the parade — “Garvaghy Road residents go to court”
Labels for the two sides: one side is labelled by religion, the other by politics — “Parades Commission on Friday granted permission for Protestant organisation to march on mainly nationalist road in Portadown”
How the residents are named: named by their road — “Garvaghy Road residents go to court”
Read it at The Irish Times → https://www.irishtimes.com/crime-law/courts/2026/09/26/garvaghy-road-re…
T TheJournal.ie
Centre estimate · not a score
TheJournal.ie 🇮🇪IE · digital · The 9 at 9: Saturday Open this report in The AI Times → Read it at TheJournal.ie → What we have measured Accuracy of attribution The report calls the Tánaiste the Taoiseach partway through. That puts his words under another office. ×1Accusation carried without a reply a charge against a named party, no answer from it in the text held ×1Actor labelling calls the accusers 'opposition parties' when the named accuser is the deputy First Minister ×1Actor mislabelled The first line calls the accusers 'opposition parties', but the accuser quoted is the DUP deputy First Minister, who sits in the same executive ×1 from 2218 articles we hold · quote attached Outlet profile in The AI Times → —
TheJournal.ie's morning briefing: headlines "Fears in Drumcree" without naming who holds them.
An account is an optional way to support the work we do. Find out more. Here’s all the news you need to know to start the day. Revolving door 1. In our main story this morning Stephen McDermott reports on how at least 63 former politicians and civil servants have been named in almost 100 returns on the Lobbying Register as approaching their one-time political colleagues in recent years. Drumcree 2. For the first time in almost three decades, Orangemen will be permitted to march along Portadown’s Garvaghy Road this weekend. Andrew Walsh looks at how this came about. Kerry hit-and-run 3. Gardaí
No actor named: fears with no one named as holding them — “Fears in Drumcree”
Unattributed emotion: 'fears' with no one named as holding them — “Fears in Drumcree”
Read it at TheJournal.ie → https://www.thejournal.ie/9-at-9-saturday-228-7174303-Sep2026/
R RTÉ News
Centre estimate · not a score
RTÉ News 🇮🇪IE · digital · PUBLIC NI court to hear challenge over Drumcree parade decision Open this report in The AI Times → Read it at RTÉ News → What we have measured Abstraction as the actor the dispute acts and no one in it is named ×1Account taken as default the police description of the crowd as 'hostile' is carried with no other account ×1Accuracy the Slovenia entry in the country list repeats Austria's name ×1Active voice offender Donaldson is named as the one who did the abuse, in the active voice. ×1 from 2361 articles we hold · quote attached Outlet profile in The AI Times → — PUBLIC
RTÉ News: the only report saying Portadown Orangemen "declined to temporarily postpone" the parade, which it says is due the next day.
Belfast court to hear challenge over Drumcree parade decision Updated / Saturday, 26 Sep 2026 07:56 Getty Orange Order marchers outside Drumcree Church in 2023 where their parade was stopped A planned legal challenge to the Parades Commission of Northern Ireland's decision to allow an Orange Order parade to take place in Drumcree, Portadown will be heard at Belfast High Court at 11am. Residents from Portadown lodged a judicial review after the commission gave the Orange Order permission to march on Garvaghy Road. The body has blocked the order from marching along the road in July every year si
Who is named as acting: the Orangemen are named as acting, in refusing a delay — “Portadown Orangemen have declined to temporarily postpone tomorrow's Drumcree parade.”
Named as acting: the Orangemen are the ones acting, declining a pause — “Portadown Orangemen have declined to temporarily postpone tomorrow's Drumcree parade.”
Read it at RTÉ News → https://www.rte.ie/news/2026/0926/1593036-garvaghy-residents-challenge/
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R RNZ
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RNZ 🇳🇿NZ · digital · PUBLIC No report held from this outlet on this story. What we have measured Headline against body headline claims a 20-year decline reversed; the first line of the body reports a new low in reading ×1Headline against body headline claims a turnaround; the text carries a record low and puts it on boys ×1 from 2328 articles we hold · quote attached Outlet profile in The AI Times → ABC News (Australia)
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The Guardian 🇬🇧UK · newspaper · independent No report held from this outlet on this story. What we have measured Actor named Denial in the passive voice, with no one named as the person who dismissed it ×1Actor named names Israel as acting and states the death toll flat, with no source ×1Actor named Ireland named as the side that ended the conference ×1Allegation omitted the police statement is cut with an ellipsis where the other two reports carry the controlling or coercive behaviour allegation ×1 from 10552 articles we hold · quote attached Outlet profile in The AI Times → C CBC News
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