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Breandán Mac Cionnaith tells a police officer there will be "no negotiation" over the Drumcree march. The Garvaghy Road Residents Coalition representative said the PSNI "aren't trusted". A large protest is continuing to block the Portadown route on Sunday afternoon.
UTV Live News1,180,842 views • 26 days ago

Andy Burnham has sparked a political row during his first visit to Northern Ireland as Prime Minister after he stated that an Irish border poll is “off the table”. Sinn Féin leader Mary Lou McDonald reacted strongly to the remarks, stating that no prime minister has the right to “high-handedly” remove the provision for a unity referendum from the Good Friday Agreement. However, DUP leader Gavin Robinson welcomed the comments, stating the Prime Minister had “put to bed the nonsense” speculation over a unity poll.
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The Alliance Party leader has urged the Drumcree dispute to be "pulled back from the brink" and "to respect the law even if you disagree with it." When asked about DUP Leader, Gavin Robinson accusing the First Minister of breaking the law, Naomi Long said 'it is for the Chief Constable to decide whether the law has been broken.' Her comments came as thousands of protesters continued to blockade the predominantly nationalist Garvaghy Road in Portadown in a bid to prevent a contentious Orange Order parade from passing.
UTV Live News111,187 views • 26 days ago

'Seismic victory': High court quashes Drumcree parade ruling Details:
UTV Live News245,473 views • 1 month ago

Former First and Deputy First Ministers Arlene Foster and the late Martin McGuinness officially endorsing then Health Minister Michelle O'Neill's 10-year reform plan which incorporated Prof Raphael Bengoa's recommendations in 2016. The moment was hailed as 'a powerful example of the Executive working together', but a decade on the reforms have not been fully implemented.
UTV Live News53,294 views • 16 days ago

Lauren is a trans woman and an activist who aims to be a visual representation of courage it takes to be yourself and also a local voice for the queer community. She's been speaking to CarolJordanUTV on the latest episode of Going the Extra Mile. Watch it here:
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'Get that thing down' The Secretary of State encountered a factory girl on Londonderry's Peace Bridge during his first visit to the city. Retired shirt factory worker Margaret McMonagle told Chris Bryant she was unhappy with a £187,000 statue erected in honor of industry workers. Factories staffed mostly by women once made Derry a powerhouse in the global textile industry. The exchange between the pair remained good-natured and lighthearted. Derry City and Strabane District Council said they "engaged extensively" with the public and representatives about the sculpture. They said it’s disappointing that some within the factory girls group felt excluded from the "very open and transparent exercise" and they are "always happy to meet" with them to discuss any concerns.
UTV Live News142,863 views • 1 month ago

The DUP's Gregory Campbell has told the Irish President 'you are in our country' during her visit to Londonderry. In a short meeting the MP also challenged President Connolly on what he described as her imbalanced address for only referring to the city as Derry. In their interaction, the President said she is 'here to listen' but Mr Campbell warned her not to rewrite history.
UTV Live News452,932 views • 8 months ago

Kate O'Connor takes home heptathlon gold for Northern Ireland at Commonwealth Games. She delivered NI's first athletics gold since 1986 and has become the games' first new heptathlon champion since 2018. O'Connor finished with 6,569 points, coming out ahead of England's Jade O'Dowda (silver) and Australia's Tori West (bronze).
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DUP MP Carla Lockhart has said it is "disappointing" that a mediator proposed to try and deal with the Drumcree dispute has been rejected by residents on the Garvaghy Road. Hundreds met on Thursday night to discuss the plan put forward by the Parades Commission. Residents said the mediators clients include the Orange Order which they believe represents a clear conflict of interest. Sinn Féin said unionists are following a "wreckless agenda".
UTV Live News64,959 views • 1 month ago