An Orange Order parade leaves Drumcree after the Parades Commission’s decision allowing it to march is upheld. Several outlets report that the parade proceeds on Garvaghy Road following a clearance granted after a late-night court process.
The ruling is described as being confirmed in an “unprecedented” sitting of the Belfast High Court. The Irish Examiner emphasizes public reaction around the departure, noting cheers as the parade moves on. The Evening Standard similarly focuses on the timing and judicial context, highlighting that the High Court upholds the Commission’s decision following the late-night hearing. Together, the reports indicate the High Court’s decision comes only hours before the parade departs, and that the court sitting’s unusual timing is central to how the development is presented.
While both accounts agree on what the court does and when the parade leaves, the outlets differ in emphasis: one foregrounds the legal and procedural framing, while the other foregrounds crowd response at Drumcree.
