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  • The transgender woman wanting to rejoin the Orange Order

    08/03/2016 7:00:15 PM PDT · by PotatoHeadMick · 26 replies
    BBC ^ | 3 August 2016 | Peter Coulter
    The city of Belfast in Northern Ireland is gearing up for its annual gay pride parade this weekend. But what are the challenges that face LGBT people living in Northern Ireland where sexual identity and politics always seem to clash. Peter Coulter has been to meet a transgender woman living in Belfast, who would like to rejoin the Orange Order.
  • Orange Order parade in front of Catholic Church

    07/15/2012 9:34:46 AM PDT · by ConservativeTerrapin · 48 replies
    BBC News ^ | 07/15/2012 | BBC
    Orange Order in Belfast celebrates the July 12 marches in front of a Catholic Church. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wJo9mk4aQwg
  • Orange Order's leader revisits anti-Catholic foundations

    06/14/2007 9:16:36 AM PDT · by Alex Murphy · 1 replies · 228+ views
    news.scotsman.com ^ | 14 Jun 2007 | SCOTT MCCULLOCH
    THE Grand Master of the Scottish Orange Order yesterday revealed he had rewritten much of the organisation's founding document in a bid to tone down its anti-Catholic sentiments. Ian Wilson says he is staging a campaign to improve the order's public image. He says while the society is proud of its Protestant base, he does not want it to be seen as anti-Catholic. And he has revealed he is seeking approval of the order's members to allow them to attend Catholic funeral Masses. Mr Wilson said: "I have no issues with the Orange Order's Protestant credentials, but what has to...
  • Clashes in Dublin over loyalist march

    02/25/2006 9:02:31 AM PST · by Murtyo · 39 replies · 695+ views
    RTE News ^ | 25 February 2006 16:54 (Irish Time) | RTE News
    Around 300 protestors, who opposed the planned loyalist 'Love Ulster' march, have clashed with gardaí in Dublin city centre. Rocks, bottles, planks of wood and firecrackers were thrown as gardaí, photographers and journalists came under attack. The Garda Riot Squad are still in attendance and a total of 37 people have been arrested. They are being held at Store Street and Pearse Street garda stations. Fourteen people, including six gardaí, have been injured and are being treated in hospital. Skirmishes were reported on O'Connell Bridge and Aston Quay and there was a stand-off for a time on Fleet Street. Loyalist...