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Interviews with David Jones and Brendan Mac Cionnaith for ITN on 2 July 1999

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Video interviews with David Jones, spokesperson for the Orange Order in Portadown, and Brendan Mac Cionnaith, spokesperson for the Garvaghey Road Residents’ Association, for ITN on 2 July 1999. Ahead of the annual Orange Order march to Drumcree tensions were high between local communities following disputes over the previous year’s march and the ongoing political debate over decommissioning. In respect of the 1999 event, the Parades Commission ruled that the Orange Order could not parade down the Garvaghy Road. Jones and Mac Cionnaith discuss the appropriateness of the ruling.

Date of Release/Broadcast: 2 July 1999

Name of First Interviewee: David Jones

Name of Second Interviewee: Brendan Mac Cionnaith

Role at time of Interview: David Jones (spokesperson for the Orange Order in Portadown), Brendan Mac Cionnaith (spokesperson for the Garvaghey Road Residents’ Association)

Purpose: News

Media: Audiovisual

Copyright: ©2013 ITN All rights reserved

Link: Watch the video

Programme/Book/Article: ITN

Time Period covered: 1998-1999

Key Individuals: David Jones, Brendan Mac Cionnaith

Key Words: Drumcree, Orange Order, Garvaghey Road Residents’ Association, Parades Commission, community relations, policing

 

 

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