Its traditional route was Obins Street→Corcrain Road→Dungannon Road→Drumcree Road→Garvaghy Road, but it is now banned from Obins Street and Garvaghy Road.
But the decision to allow an Orange march to proceed down the Garvaghy Road in Portadown, home to a nationalist community must be high up there.
After 28 years of relative peace on the Garvaghy Road, the Parades Commission inexplicably authorised a march to proceed. A decision that has brought us back to...
The Orangemen say they have marched the route through Garvaghy Road since 1807. The parade has been blocked from Garvaghy Road since 1998, but...
The Army and RUC built a barricade on the road which links Drumcree Church with the Garvaghy Road and dug a trench, which was then lined with...
The Garvaghy Road is a proud and strong community that has come so far, and they are clear: there is no going back. There can be no Orange Order...
Look back on updates after crowds gathered near the Garvaghy Road in Portadown on the second day of the Drumcree dispute.
Map of the Garvaghy Road Area of Portadown. This map was originally published by the Irish Times on Saturday 5 July 1997. CAIN contains information and source...
Thousands attend Garvaghy Road rally as Drumcree standoff continues · Conleth Kane. Unreal. · Phyllis Heany · Lou Houston · Gary Smith · Aodhán Mac...