Northern Ireland's High Court reverses ban on Protestant Orange Order march through Catholic area

Northern Ireland's High Court has overturned a ban on a Protestant Orange Order march scheduled to pass through a Catholic area in Portadown. The decision followed a ruling by the Court of Appeal, which vacated a temporary injunction previously granted on Saturday, leading the High Court to dismiss a subsequent application to halt the procession.

Following the court's decision, demonstrators gathered on Garvaghy Road early Sunday morning to protest the ruling. The event highlights ongoing tensions surrounding the march, which remains a point of contention between the Protestant organization and the local Catholic community.