The author said the Garvaghy Road community had reason to celebrate, claiming it had stood up to the Orange Order, the Parades Commission, the courts and the PSNI and prevailed. They wrote that people power had prevented a return to sectarian violence, while the institutions had failed. https://t.co/YWijpchxO2 #PeoplePower #CommunityStrength #Sectarianism #GB #NI
The author said the Garvaghy Road community had shown how people could unite against sectarianism and hatred. They wrote that collective action and solidarity had overcome the Orange Order’s attempt to divide people, pointing to what they described as a more united future.
The post said the day belonged to the Garvaghy Road community, which it said had defended and protected 28 years of peace and progress. It added that people from all backgrounds across Ireland had made clear they would not return to the past. #Ireland #Peace #Community #IE
The author wrote that no Orange Order march would take place on Garvaghy Road, calling it welcome news. They praised the community, saying it had won a victory for all and that collective action had stood against the Orange Order and sectarianism.
The author said the day belonged to the people of Garvaghy Road and wrote that 28 years of peace and progress had been protected. They said Sinn Féin was proud to stand alongside the community and that people from every background and across Ireland had delivered a clear message. https://t.co/VTX9iOgqay #GarvaghyRoad #Peace #SinnFéin #IE
The author wrote that Helen McEntee lived 60 miles from the Garvaghy Road and, as the minister responsible, had not met residents there. They contrasted this with British MP Chris Bryant, who they said lived 370 miles away but had met residents, and questioned why the government’s instinct was to do nothing. https://t.co/D45WuyX9nk #Ireland #Politics #Community
The author called on the British Secretary of State to intervene and stop what they described as an unwanted march, saying Sinn Féin stood with the Garvaghy Road community. They said 28 years of peace had to be protected and urged that there be no return to the past. https://t.co/uznJ6sSQqA #Peace #SinnFein #GarvaghyRoad #GB #IE
The author warned that the peace of the previous 28 years was at risk of unravelling and said the Taoiseach, Tánaiste and foreign affairs minister had still not met residents of Garvaghy Road. https://t.co/YBG6Xavgro #Peace #Ireland #Community #IE
A spokesman for Garvaghy Road has dismissed the idea of a cross-community procession as a viable solution to the ongoing Drumcree dispute. #Cookies #InternetSecurity #AccessDenied
The author wrote that Sinn Féin had joined political parties, groupings and Dáil members in urging British Prime Minister Andy Burnham to intervene immediately to stop the Orange Order march on Garvaghy Road. They described 12 days of fear and uncertainty as unacceptable for local residents. https://t.co/6BJa8EVrYT #SinnFéin #GarvaghyRoad #OrangeOrder #GB #IE
The author called on the British Secretary of State to intervene and stop what they described as an unwanted march. They said it was causing fear and trauma in the Garvaghy Road community, adding that residents had a right to live free from sectarian harassment and that 28 years of peace should be protected. https://t.co/gXwp5XGGRy #Peace #Community #HumanRights #GB #IE
The post’s author urged the British Secretary of State to intervene to stop what they called an unwanted march, saying it was causing fear and trauma in the Garvaghy Road community. They said Chris Bryant could halt it and called for 28 years of peace to be protected, adding that there should be no going back. https://t.co/XKOTyAMQNT #NorthernIreland #Peace #CommunityRights #GB
The post recalled Irish dockers and Jewish workers standing together on Cable Street 90 years earlier to oppose Oswald Mosley’s fascists. It said the same spirit had been visible in London that day, with solidarity for Garvaghy Road at the forefront, and declared that there could be no going back. https://t.co/lZ92ygky55 #Solidarity #NoPasaran #Antifascism #IE #GB
The post’s author said unionist leaders wanted to return to an era of supremacy and domination, but would not succeed. They added that an unwanted Orange march could not take place along Garvaghy Road and said there was no going back. https://t.co/TIIxcz7iUj #NoGoingBack #Unity #SocialJustice #GB #IE
The author said residents were continuing to stand firm on Garvaghy Road and credited public pressure with stopping the Orange Order. They urged the British state to withdraw permission for what they described as a triumphalist sectarian march. https://t.co/sFnPAxOpBL #GarvaghyRoad #PeoplePower #Sectarianism #GB #IE
The author wrote that a large crowd had gathered at Garvaghy Road to oppose sectarianism. They said the British state should recognise that the Orange Order would not be allowed through, and claimed public pressure had stopped it and would continue to do so. https://t.co/oiGDngJQM5 #Sectarianism #CivilRights #PeoplePower #GB
The author said more than 15,000 people had gathered on the Garvaghy Road that day to oppose any return to the area of an unwanted Orange march. They said Sinn Féin would continue to support the community’s right to live free from sectarian harassment. https://t.co/0b3RCEOxYS #GarvaghyRoad #SinnFéin #Sectarianism #GB #IE
The author described the gathering on Garvaghy Road as a display of resistance, solidarity and unity, and said it had been an honour to stand with the community. They said it had sent a clear message against a return to sectarian division and Orange supremacy. https://t.co/R4IlCFcEBr #Solidarity #Unity #Resistance #GB #IE
The author said more than 15,000 people had gathered on Garvaghy Road to support local residents and oppose an Orange march there. They called on the British Secretary of State to intervene and stop the march, saying there was “no going back.” https://t.co/4sO9SmWUbb #GarvaghyRoad #OrangeMarch #CommunitySupport #GB #IE
The author said support for Garvaghy Road residents was growing daily in Ireland and internationally. They said the community’s right to live peacefully, without fear or sectarian intimidation, had to be protected, declared there was “no going back” and said Sinn Féin stood fully with the residents. https://t.co/nDjkMb3KGP #GarvaghyRoad #StandUpForPeace #SinnFein #IE
