Drone footage captures the size of crowd that attended Saturday's solidarity rally on the Garvaghy Road.
Thousands of people showed their support for residents as the Drumcree dispute continued in Portadown.
They heard from a number of speakers on the day, including first minister Michelle O'Neill and residents' spokesperson Breandán Mac Cionnaith.
🎥 Mal McCann
Maith sibh to the Mary Wallopers, the residents of the Garvaghy Road & all those standing with them in solidarity.
We’ll continue to stand with them every step of the way.
SF leaders Mary Lou McDonald & Michelle O’Neill are in Dublin to meet with the Taoiseach & Tánaiste. SF will press the Irish Govt to immediately contact the British PM & make clear that he must act now to stop an Orange Order march being forced down the Garvaghy Road.
Prosecutors are awaiting instructions on how to proceed with this alleged effort to transport a bomb into the North of Ireland...
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“We have told the British Secretary of State plainly that he must act to stop any unwanted sectarian march being forced through the Garvaghy Rd. We stand with the people of Garvaghy Road. We will not stand by while their right to live in peace is put at risk.” - Mary Lou McDonald
"I don't think any elected politician should be supporting an unlawful protest.” - British Secretary of State Chris Bryant
What exactly is the legal basis of occupying Ireland, violating its sovereignty, and denying the Irish people’s right to self-determination?