A senior member of the Orange Order has appealed to the Government for permission to parade in Dublin.
Grand secretary Drew Nelson, who made history today when he became the first member of the organisation to address the Seanad, said Ireland would be a poorer place if the order’s cultural heritage disappeared.
He also suggested the State had failed to look after Protestant communities in the border counties compared to the way the British government looked after Catholics in the North.
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Grand secretary Drew Nelson, who made history today when he became the first member of the organisation to address the Seanad, said Ireland would be a poorer place if the order’s cultural heritage disappeared.
He also suggested the State had failed to look after Protestant communities in the border counties compared to the way the British government looked after Catholics in the North.
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