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Tour of the North: Sinn Féin's Gerry Kelly says planned protest has been called off Tour of the North: Planned residents' protest called off
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Sinn Féin's North Belfast MLA Gerry Kelly has confirmed a planned residents' protest at Friday's Orange Order Tour of the North parade has been called off. A planned residents' protest at Friday's Tour of the North parade has been called off, the Sinn Féin's North Belfast MLA Gerry Kelly has confirmed.
The Parades Commission had applied more stringent restrictions to the march than in previous years. The Parades Commission had applied more stringent restrictions to the Orange Order march than in previous years.
On BBC NI's The View, the Orange Order's Mervyn Gibson welcomed the move by the residents. Part of the north Belfast parade's route passes by St Patrick's Catholic Church on Donegall Street.
However, he said it was still unhappy with the commission's determination. On BBC Northern Ireland's The View, the Orange Order's Mervyn Gibson welcomed the move by the residents.
He said the Order hoped to seek a judicial review on Friday. However, he said the Order was still unhappy with the commission's determination.
He said the Order hoped to seek a judicial review on Friday. Mr Gibson said he had had discussions with the parish priest and some parishioners about the parade.
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Mr Kelly described the move by the residents as "helpful".Mr Kelly described the move by the residents as "helpful".
As with last year's parade, only the Orangemen and their 13 notified bands can march past St Patrick's Church on Donegall Street in north Belfast. Previous parades in the area have been contentious and have breached the conditions laid down by the Parades' Commission.
As with last year's parade, only the Orangemen and their 13 notified bands can march past St Patrick's Church.
They must do so to the sound of a single drum beat.They must do so to the sound of a single drum beat.
This year, all music must stop 43 metres away from the church so there is no music within earshot of it.This year, all music must stop 43 metres away from the church so there is no music within earshot of it.
The planned residents' protest had also been restricted to a maximum of 50 people at two locations. The planned protest by Carrick Hill residents had also been restricted to a maximum of 50 people at two locations.