Fivemiletown District Orange, celebrating and promoting our culture in a respectful, responsible and vibrant manner.
Clogher Valley Co-Tyrone
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Response received from the editor of @NArdsChronicle regarding their publication of an article on 27/07/2025 relating to North Down Cricket Club's decision to cancel a "GAA taster session mixed with cricket" in "partnership with East Belfast GAA."
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On this day 334 years ago the battle of Newtownbutler took place.
"The men of Derry saved a city, but the men of Enniskillen saved a kingdom" R.M Sibbet (Williamite Commander)
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Rev William Anderson also said Northern Ireland was experiencing 'a rampant republican movement across our nation that seeks to rewrite the past and control the future narrative'
newsletter.co.uk/news/people…
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McDonald Memorial and Academy pipe band on 12th July in Loughbrickland
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Fantastic night, last night, at @QUBelfast for the @QUBOrange 'Celebration of Orangeism' event.
A great display of rich orange heritage, culture and traditions.
Well done all involved 👏🏼
#OrangeFamily – at Northern Ireland, United Kingdom
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An honour to join with the Brethern of Altnaveigh LOL 37, outside Newry, to mark the 101st Anniversary of the Altnaveigh Massacre.
On Saturday 17th June 1922, the IRA attacked the small Protestant community at Altnaveigh - Murdering 6, and injuring dozens!
Never Forget 🧡 – at Northern Ireland, United Kingdom
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On this day, 14th June 1690 King William 111 landed in Carrickfergus.
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The 333th anniversary of William of Orange's landing in Carrickfergus is being marked this weekend
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Fantastic night at the KINGS CORONATION PARADE in Banbridge, Northern Ireland 🇬🇧
Thousands parading - And many thousands more watching on 👍🏼
#GodSaveTheKing #KingsCoronation #ProudToBeBritish – at Northern Ireland, United Kingdom
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In Remembrance of our Murdered Brethren:
COUNTY TYRONE
23rd April 1981
Bro. John Robinson (38) Married. Civilian. Former U.D.R.
Curlough True Blues
L.O.L. 1191
Annahoe District L.O.L. No.6
Faithful Unto Death
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The Museum of Orange Heritage is currently finalising its next temporary exhibition – Liberty. We are asking if any lodges have the Bill of Rights featured on their banner or bannerette.
If so you, can you contact our curator Jonathan Mattison via [email protected].
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Apprentice Boys of (London) Derry Annual Easter Monday (10th April) Parade held this year in Cookstown County Tyrone.
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Orange Standard:
Official Publication of the Grand Orange Lodge of Ireland.
April 2023 Edition
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On World Cancer Day I want to congratulate this group of 24 guys from the Banbridge area who climbed Mount Kilimanjaro and raised over £280,000 for children’s cancer charities #worldcancerday
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On this day- 3rd January 1855, John McKenna was born in Glaslough, Co. Monaghan. In his search for work in the 1870's he headed to Liverpool, where he became the 1st manager of Liverpool FC. A staunch Orangeman, 'Honest John' would later become President of the Football League.
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An important statement from QUB Orange Society.
🗣️🗣️"Our lived experiences as students are not 'inaccurate perceptions'"
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Today is the 344th anniversary of the landing of William, Prince of Orange at Brixham Harbour, it would be known as The Glorious Revolution,
"Civil and Religious liberties for all, special privileges for none"
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Today Portadown District LOL 1 remembers the terrible atrocities that occurred in Ireland and most importantly in Portadown with the drowning of Protestant settlers at the bridge over the river Bann in 1641. We must never forget these evil deeds. LEST WE FORGET
