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5. Rev John Pickering, outside Drumcree Parish Church in Portadown.
Rev John Pickering, outside Drumcree Parish Church in Portadown.:- Photo: Paul Faith:-

6. British Soldiers keep watch across the Razor Wire at Drumcree Church, Northern Ireland. Security has been increased ahead of the banned Orange Order March.
British Soldiers keep watch across the Razor Wire at Drumcree Church, Northern Ireland. Security has been increased ahead of the banned Orange Order March.:- Photo: John Giles:-

7. Harold Gracey, Portadown District Grand Master of the Orangemen at the security fence at Drumcree Church in Portadown. The Orangemen were prevented from walking down the Catholic Garvaghy Road after their Church service at Drumcree. 28/03/2004: Portadown Orange Order District Master, Harold Gracey, who died at his family home, Sunday March 28, 2004. Mr Gracey, who was in his late 60s and had been ill for some time, played a central role in the Drumcree dispute where Orangemen clashed with the security forces.
Harold Gracey, Portadown District Grand Master of the Orangemen at the security fence at Drumcree Church in Portadown. The Orangemen were prevented from walking down the Catholic Garvaghy Road after their Church service at Drumcree. 28/03/2004: Portadown Orange Order District Master, Harold Gracey, who died at his family home, Sunday March 28, 2004. Mr Gracey, who was in his late 60s and had been ill for some time, played a central role in the Drumcree dispute where Orangemen clashed with the security forces.:- Photo: Paul Faith:-

8. Thousands of Orange Order members march through Portadown, on their way to Drumcree Church. Nationalist residents living on the Garvaghy Road have opposed Orange marches through the area and the Order has been banned from walking there since July 1998.
Thousands of Orange Order members march through Portadown, on their way to Drumcree Church. Nationalist residents living on the Garvaghy Road have opposed Orange marches through the area and the Order has been banned from walking there since July 1998. :- Photo: John Giles:-

