Members met in Portadown following last week's court ruling over a 28-year-old parading dispute.

A long-time spokesman for the Drumcree Orangemen has said that refusing to deal with the Parades Commission until its current board is removed is a “sensible” approach.

The annual Orange Victims Day, tomorrow, recalls “terrible days past” when 344 members of the Orange family were murdered during the Troubles - with a special event in Markethill to unveil a ...

A DUP MP has called for a judge-led review into the Parades Commission after a judge quashed it’s determination over the ...

A Sinn Féin councillor has shut down a request from the Orange Order to reopen talks about parading on the nationalist ...

Gavin Robinson was responding after the Northern Ireland Secretary Sir Chris Bryant confirmed he had received a letter from ...

In the late 1990s, the Drumcree parade cranked up tensions to levels felt during the worst of the Troubles, resulting in ...

Professor Evelyn Collins says commissioners accept "criticisms that have been made" The chair of the Parades Commission has ...

Communities Minister Gordon Lyons has said he would be supportive of the Orange Order making an application to march on the ...

An LGBTQ+ marching band will be the first-and-only all-queer ensemble of musicians, dancers, flag wavers and baton twirlers ...

The Parades Commission had banned the July parade from entering the mainly nationalist Garvaghy Road - a move which reflected every decision it has made since 1998.