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Follow live developments as a stand-off continues in Portadown as a tense stand-off over an Orange Order parade continues.
The long running dispute centres on Orange Order parades between Portadown town centre and Drumcree Church, with the return route passing along the Garvaghy Road
Keep up to date with all of the latest developments as residents remain on the Garvaghy Road on the third day of the Drumcree dispute.
Garvaghy Road residents have said they will "mobilise" and "come together" if an Orange Order parade is allowed to march through their community.
Garvaghy Road residents lodge legal challenge to parade ruling and seek ‘urgent hearing’
A stand-off took place on Garvaghy Road, Portadown, on Sunday when protesters blocked the road where Orange Order planned to march
Drumcree calls on Taoiseach to meet with Garvaghy Road residents
Drumcree calls on Taoiseach to meet with Garvaghy Road residents
Breandán Mac Cionnaith from the Garvaghy Road Residents’ Coalition said he told Chris Bryant that an international mediator should be sought.
Breandán Mac Cionnaith said the Orange Order should be apologising to the people rather than marching in the area.
Garvaghy Road residents should not be held responsible for the potential criminal conduct by dissident republicans, the High Court in Belfast has been told.
The Garvaghy Road Residents Coalition is seeking a meeting with PSNI Chief Constable Jon Boutcher as it continues its bid to stop a contentious Orange Order march at Drumcree.
Lawyers for the Garvaghy Road Residents Coalition have issued a fresh legal bid to prevent the Drumcree march.
The deadlock over the Orange Order march in Portadown - opposed by residents of the Garvaghy Road - has lasted since last Sunday morning.
Protesters have gathered in Glasgow in support of Garvaghy Road residents amid an ongoing dispute over the contentious Dumcree parade
The stand-off in Portadown over the contentious Orange Order march has entered its third day, with dozens of residents maintaining a presence on the Garvaghy Road.
Garvaghy Road residents have been refused permission to appeal a decision to allow an Orange Order parade.
The Parades Commission, which decides on contentious marches in Northern Ireland, ruled on the order’s application for the Drumcree parade, allowing them to walk down the largely n...
Members of the Orange Order were due to walk down the mainly nationalist Garvaghy Road in Portadown.
Local residents have pledged to ‘mobilise’ if Parades Commission approved march
RTÉ's Northern Correspondent Conor Macauley reports from the Garvaghy Road.
Garvaghy Road residents have said they will ‘come together’ if an Orange Order parade is allowed to march through their community.
Protesters, many of them wearing balaclavas, clustered in large groups
Judges said their decision was confined to the lawfulness of the decision, not in deciding whether or not the march should occur.
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