Members were last allowed to complete the controversial Sunday morning parade in 1998

Ireland has remarkably few laws governing public demonstrations despite the number that occur

Dylan Quinn travelling 145km on foot to express anger at lack of NI government

Newton Emerson: Outside observers believe Northern Ireland is on the brink

The 1998 agreement has been implemented neither in spirit nor in practice

Relatively peaceful marching season saw just five parades met with demonstrations

Anti-fascist protester arrested after drink can is thrown at leaders of far-right group

Tens of thousands marching in and observing Twelfth of July across Northern Ireland

Sectarianism? ‘It sounds like a dirty word, as if a finger is being pointed at you’

It has only a few hundred members now, but the Orange Order is still active in the South

James Brokenshire urged to disband Parades Commission over Drumcree ruling

Demonstrations by supporters and dissident republicans in Belfast pass off peacefully

Loyalist demonstrations staged across NI in opposition to restrictions on City Hall flag

March brings to an end three years of protests over parade route in the Ardoyne

Parades Commission allows organisation to finish the return leg of Twelfth of July march

Minister for Foreign Affairs hails ‘spirit of cooperation’ among parties

Over 2,500 marches have taken place with less bloodshed than at Notting Hill Carnival

Thousands to take part in annual parades at 18 locations across Northern Ireland

Members protesting at Drumcree each Sunday since 1998 in bid to cover Garvaghy Road

Twaddell Avenue protest began in 2013 after Parades Commission restricted march