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Traders urged to open for parade Quiet end to Lundy's Day parade
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Several thousand Apprentice Boys and dozens of bands are to march through Londonderry city centre on Saturday. Several thousand Apprentice Boys and dozens of bands have marched through Londonderry city centre.
The Lundy's Day march will commemorate the shutting of the gates during the Siege of Derry 319 years ago. The Lundy's Day march commemorated the shutting of the gates during the Siege of Derry 319 years ago.
In the past, traders complained the demonstration had affected business, but they have been urged to stay open. Police said Saturday's event had been quiet. In the past, traders complained the demonstration affected business, however, they were urged to stay open.
The anniversary is on 18 December - one of the peak Christmas shopping days - but the event was brought forward a few weeks following requests by traders. The anniversary is on 18 December - one of the peak Christmas shopping days - but the event was brought forward.
The Apprentice Boys have been involved in ongoing talks with Derry's chamber of commerce as well as residents from the Bogside.The Apprentice Boys have been involved in ongoing talks with Derry's chamber of commerce as well as residents from the Bogside.
There have been relatively few problems in recent years, and all sides want this to continue.There have been relatively few problems in recent years, and all sides want this to continue.
Police have warned they will take action against troublemakers and seize alcohol. Police warned they would take action against troublemakers and seize alcohol.