Are the days of disorder about to return to Drumcree?

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Are the days of disorder about to return to Drumcree? — Sources: The Spectator Australia

PORTADOWN, NORTHERN IRELAND - JULY 6: A Soldier stands guard at Drumcree Anglican Church on July 6, 2003 in Portadown, County Armagh, Northern Ireland. A steel barrier and a large Army and Police presence block the Orangemen's return journey from the church along the Nationalist Garvaghy Road after violent clashes in previous years between the marchers and Nationalist Garvaghy Road residents. (Pho

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Are the days of disorder about to return to Drumcree?

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