PACEMAKER PRESS BELFAST 06-07-2025: Sunday was 27 years since the newly-established Parades Commission ruled the Orange Order should not march down Portadown's Garvaghy Road on the end leg of its annual march from Drumcree Church. Orange Order members pictured after their church service at Drumcree Parish Church on Sunday. Picture By: Arthur Allison/Pacemaker Press.placeholder image
PACEMAKER PRESS BELFAST 06-07-2025: Sunday was 27 years since the newly-established Parades Commission ruled the Orange Order should not march down Portadown's Garvaghy Road on the end leg of its annual march from Drumcree Church. Orange Order members pictured after their church service at Drumcree Parish Church on Sunday. Picture By: Arthur Allison/Pacemaker Press.

Drumcree parade stopped again: Here are 33 images of what happened when Portadown Orangemen walked to police lines

By Gemma Murray
Published 7th Jul 2025, 10:44 GMT
Updated 7th Jul 2025, 16:40 GMT

Here are pictures of Portadown Orangemen once again being stopped from completing the return leg of their parade from their annual Drumcree Parish Church service along the town’s mainly nationalist Garvaghy Road.

They applied, and failed, to walk down the Garvaghy Road as they have been trying to for the last 27 years.

Press Eye - Belfast - Northern Ireland - 6th July 2025 Portadown Orangemen walk to police lines at Drumcree Church in the Co. Armagh town. They applied, and failed, to walk down the Garvaghy Road as they have been trying to for the last 27 years. Picture by Jonathan Porter/PressEye

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Press Eye - Belfast - Northern Ireland - 6th July 2025 Portadown Orangemen walk to police lines at Drumcree Church in the Co. Armagh town. They applied, and failed, to walk down the Garvaghy Road as they have been trying to for the last 27 years. Picture by Jonathan Porter/PressEye Photo: Jonathan Porter / Press Eye

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Press Eye - Belfast - Northern Ireland - 6th July 2025 Portadown Orangemen walk to police lines at Drumcree Church in the Co. Armagh town. They applied, and failed, to walk down the Garvaghy Road as they have been trying to for the last 27 years. Picture by Jonathan Porter/PressEye

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Press Eye - Belfast - Northern Ireland - 6th July 2025 Portadown Orangemen walk to police lines at Drumcree Church in the Co. Armagh town. They applied, and failed, to walk down the Garvaghy Road as they have been trying to for the last 27 years. Picture by Jonathan Porter/PressEye Photo: Jonathan Porter / Press Eye

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Press Eye - Belfast - Northern Ireland - 6th July 2025 Portadown Orangemen walk to police lines at Drumcree Church in the Co. Armagh town. They applied, and failed, to walk down the Garvaghy Road as they have been trying to for the last 27 years. Picture by Jonathan Porter/PressEye

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Press Eye - Belfast - Northern Ireland - 6th July 2025 Portadown Orangemen walk to police lines at Drumcree Church in the Co. Armagh town. They applied, and failed, to walk down the Garvaghy Road as they have been trying to for the last 27 years. Picture by Jonathan Porter/PressEye Photo: Jonathan Porter / Press Eye

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Press Eye - Belfast - Northern Ireland - 6th July 2025 Portadown Orangemen walk to police lines at Drumcree Church in the Co. Armagh town. They applied, and failed, to walk down the Garvaghy Road as they have been trying to for the last 27 years. Deputy Grand Master Harold Henning speaks to the gathered Orangemen. Picture by Jonathan Porter/PressEye

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Press Eye - Belfast - Northern Ireland - 6th July 2025 Portadown Orangemen walk to police lines at Drumcree Church in the Co. Armagh town. They applied, and failed, to walk down the Garvaghy Road as they have been trying to for the last 27 years. Deputy Grand Master Harold Henning speaks to the gathered Orangemen. Picture by Jonathan Porter/PressEye Photo: Jonathan Porter / Press Eye

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