THE Orange Order has ignored calls to condemn a flute band behind a fancy dress party that was won by a man and woman dressed as Adolf Hitler and… Newsletters Reader Rewards ...

Around 3,000 marchers are set to take the streets of Ayrshire in an Orange Walk as the local council warns of disruption. On ...

Several hundred Orange Order parades are under way across Northern Ireland. Though the event returns this year, it is not a normal Twelfth and was organised with health regulations in mind.

The Orange Order and approximately 600 bands have taken part in parades at 18 locations on Wednesday to mark the Twelfth of July. As well as Belfast and Ballymena, parades were held in towns ...

Asked about the state of the band, Morgan told Nokturnal, “We don’t [have any plans]. Code Orange is on the shelf, and I think it’s there for a good reason, for many reasons.

Northern Ireland More often seen marching behind an Orange Order lodge, the story behind the flute band members clapped and cheered on the streets of Dublin on St Patrick’s Day ...

Orange Order members take part in a Twelfth of July parade in Belfast in 2022 . PA Archive. Sian Baldwin ... The order also has its own marching bands, which play music during parades.

The marchers traditionally wear bowler hats and orange sashes. They carry banners and are often accompanied by brass bands. The climax of the marching season is July 11, when huge bonfires are lit in ...

The 'Mini-Twelfth', featuring more than 40 lodges and around 35 bands, has in previous years been the scene of interface trouble - but last night's passed off largely without incident.

Bands have been marching in their own Twelfth of July parades across Northern Ireland. The Orange Order called off large demonstrations because of Covid-19 and asked people to celebrate the event ...

The images were described as "horrific, sick and indefensible" by SNP Argyll and Bute councillor Julie McKenzie who tweeted that a failure to condemn fromthe Orange Order had been "truly disturbing".