Residents have applied to the High Court in Belfast to challenge a decision allowing a planned Orange Order parade to take place on Garvaghy Road in Portadown.
The road is described as mainly nationalist, and the legal action seeks to overturn the decision permitting the Orange Order parade. The challenge places the decision before the court for consideration.
The application is centred on the planned parade and the decision that allowed it to proceed. No further details about the grounds of the challenge or the court’s timetable have been provided.
The latest known position is that the legal challenge is under way at the High Court in Belfast. The court’s eventual decision will determine whether the permission for the planned parade remains in place.
