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Garvaghy Road residents lose legal challenge over Drumcree decision

Judges have rejected a legal challenge brought by Garvaghy Road residents, stressing that their ruling concerned only whether the decision was lawful, not whether the march should take place.

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Garvaghy Road residents have failed in a legal challenge relating to a decision over the Drumcree march.

The judges said their ruling was limited to examining the lawfulness of the decision under challenge. They made clear that they were not deciding whether the march should occur.

The distinction means the outcome addresses the legal validity of the decision rather than the wider question of whether the march should go ahead. The supplied information does not provide further details about the decision, the grounds of the challenge or any arrangements for the march.

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The latest known position is that the residents’ challenge has been unsuccessful, while the question of whether the march should take place was outside the scope of the judges’ ruling.

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