The Twelfth Day of July: A Kevin and Sadie Story (The Originals)

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UTV will have coverage of the Twelfth parades on UTV Live on Tuesday evening and later during a special half hour programme 10.45pm.

Bangor District will form up at Bangor Orange Hall on Hamilton Road and make their way to the field at Ward Park from 10.45am. They will enter the field where the Platform Proceedings will get underway at 11.15am. Leading the way will be Magheragall District LOL No. 9 accompanied by the lambeg drums from LOL 121 Broomedge.William’s forces defeated James, causing him to flee to France and never return. Although the war continued until October 1691, this battle is considered the turning point, and ensured continued Protestant supremacy in Ireland. A parade commemorating the Battle of the Boyne (Photo: Geograph) How is 12 July celebrated in Northern Ireland today? Broughshane LOL 503 have erected a new arch in Broughshane village this year. The return parade will get underway at 4pm. MAGHERAGALL Initially, she set her books in places she knew – Belfast, Edinburgh and Glasgow – and drew largely on experiences she had observed. Later, she set stories in France and Spain too and also began to reflect the experiences of those close to her. For children, The Guilty Party (1987) drew on her daughter’s involvement in the protests at Greenham Common, and Tug of War (1989) captured her second husband’s childhood experience of fleeing from Riga in Latvia in 1944. On 12 July 1797, eight Catholic members of the County Kerry Militia died in a clash with Orangemen and local yeomanry in Stewartstown. [28]

But the end of the day I was brought up to come here every year. You still feel part of it. My father is an Orange man. There’s a feeling of nostalgia coming here; there’s just something comforting. I like to see the bands in their uniforms and listen to the music, not the meaning behind the songs, but I love music.” At the field, some lodges and bands don humorous outfits or accessories and make the return journey in them, and the mood is generally more mellow, although in times of tension it can also be more aggressive. [ citation needed] Clashes broke out between Orange marchers and Irish nationalists [ citation needed] in Belfast on 12 July 1813. Several Orangemen opened fire on a crowd in Hercules Street, killing two Protestants and wounding four other people. [30] [31] Cover of the second book, Crossroads of Change Exhibition, Linen Hall Library, Belfast, August 2010

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The parade will leave the Assembly Field at Spring Road at 12noon and will follow a route along Newtownards Road, Main Street, Church Street through St. Saviour’s Church Car Park (beside The Abbey) to the Field in Rosemount Estate behind The Church. It is one of the major events in the parading calendar with tens of thousands of visitors expected to descend on the Co Down.