‘ I met my maker, I made him cry’
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Chris Kerr retweeted
The High Court has dismissed the Orange Order’s challenge to the prohibition of the parade along the Garvaghy Road.
Phoenix Law acted for the Garvaghy Road Residents’ Coalition.
“It is now time to draw a line on this horrendous chapter.”
Full story 👇
phoenix-law.org/high-court-d…
Chris Kerr retweeted
The Court has ruled against the Orange Order’s challenge to the prohibition of the Drumcree Parade.
No amount of spin will change the legal reality.
It is now time to draw a line on this horrendous chapter.
BREAKING | A judge has today dismissed a legal challenge by the Orange Order against the Northern Ireland Secretary’s decision to ban the Drumcree parade.
Follow our live blog for the latest reaction and analysis.
belfasttelegraph.co.uk/news/…
Chris Kerr retweeted
Judge rules that ban on Orange Order parade along Garvaghy Road was lawful 👇 rte.ie/news/2026/1028/159700…
Chris Kerr retweeted
As certain as night following day. Unionism doesn’t have the power, influence nor numbers anymore. Its entitled mindset- encouraged by our local media- fuels unionist frustration & motivates nationalist voters.
The first test of public opinion since the #Drumcree dispute.
@Moreincommon_ poll
Sinn Féin 30% (+5)
DUP 18% (+1)
UUP 13% (nc)
TUV 11% (–1)
Alliance 9% (–2)
SDLP 9% (nc)
Ind / Others: 4% (-1)
Green 3% (-1)
People Before Profit 1% (-1)
Aontú 1% (nc)
(+/- changes since July)
Chris Kerr retweeted
I don't know where to begin with this level of ignorance. This is Carla, having purchased a painting from an exhibition. Delighted to find a 'special place in my office' for a scene of riot police at Drumcree, forcing a march down the road. This is why people are fleeing unionism
Chris Kerr retweeted
Bellaghy GAC stands firmly with the Brown family as they travel to London tomorrow, continuing their fight for truth and justice for Seán.
Our club and the wider GAA community remain united in their support for the family’s pursuit of a public inquiry.
#JusticeForSeanBrown
Chris Kerr retweeted
Completely overwhelmed by all the messages I have received since my statement.
As I continue my treatment and my recovery now know that I simply have to raise more awareness around mental health in the future
Best part of 6 weeks before the UK Championships starts and all being well I’ll be in a better place by then but for now it’s just one day at a time
Thanks again for all your support. It’s meant so so much to myself and my family
Chris Kerr retweeted
The egos have landed in Portadown tonight. 🎪
But one thing remains crystal clear - you're still not getting down the Garvaghy Road!
The residents stood firm for their community and for their rights. And we stood with them.
No forced marches. No going back. ✊
ALT Portadown
Chris Kerr retweeted
"This is the pinnacle of my career, it doesn't matter what goes after this"
Niall Morgan talking to @jack_madden2001 after winning the county title for Edendork
He's the best interviewee in Gaelic football
Chris Kerr retweeted
As a club and proud unit of our Association, we are eternally proud of and thankful for the sincere and consistent support demonstrated to our club and more importantly to the Brown family.
We are delighted that Jarlath Burns will join the family at the Supreme Court in London
Chris Kerr retweeted
The family of Sean Brown travel to London next Tuesday to defend the decision by FIVE High Court Judges comprising THREE tiers of our judiciary who have ordered the government to convene a Public Inquiry.
Supported by
• PSNI Chief Constable
• Taoiseach
• First Minster
• GAA
Chris Kerr retweeted
My open letter to Conservative Party MP David Davis regarding his dangerous & disgraceful IRA lawyer comments.
Chris Kerr retweeted
Residents of Garvaghy Road in Portadown should not be wrongly identified with or held responsible for potential criminal conduct by dissident republicans opposed to an Orange Order parade along the route, the High Court in Belfast has been told 👇rte.ie/news/2026/1020/159611…
Chris Kerr retweeted
The Guildford Four were released on this day 1989.
“Their only crime was being Irish.”
Chris Kerr retweeted
The whole narrative of guns, bombs etc is being exposed as fraudulent. Shame on those that made those accusations. They tried to make a sensitive issue a very dangerous one.
This chart on intelligence is very important in context of today’s court case around Drumcree / Garvaghy Road.
It’s worth noting that my sources say that PSNI intelligence was separate to the intelligence of MI5 who unlike PSNI intel- were on the Garvaghy Road, in person.
That intelligence is unreleased but my source says it significantly differs from that of the PSNI @BelTel
Chris Kerr retweeted
I can now confirm after speaking to officers; that despite a firearms risk assement from the PSNI.
Negotiators who were sent into the crowd and the air support unit were not briefed of any firearms risk.
They are asking me why they weren’t told if one existed. @BelTel
I can confirm, despite the PSNI assessment that dissidents may have had ready access to weapons on Garvaghy road, no surveillance was launched to follow potential weapons.
There was no contact with security services and no counter terrorism specialist firearms teams were put in place at any point.
Serious questions now being asked of the PSNI that if they believed weapons were on the road why they did not follow that belief @BelTel
Chris Kerr retweeted
Police also said it was possible that loyalist paramilitaries who supported the parade would go to Portadown and that public disorder at Drumcree Church was possible @rtenews
PSNI believed it was possible dissident republicans may have used guns and petrol bombs to attack police officers if they attempted to clear protestors blocking Orange Order parade along the Garvaghy Road 👇rte.ie/news/2026/1019/159597…
Chris Kerr retweeted
I can confirm, despite the PSNI assessment that dissidents may have had ready access to weapons on Garvaghy road, no surveillance was launched to follow potential weapons.
There was no contact with security services and no counter terrorism specialist firearms teams were put in place at any point.
Serious questions now being asked of the PSNI that if they believed weapons were on the road why they did not follow that belief @BelTel
This chart on intelligence is very important in context of today’s court case around Drumcree / Garvaghy Road.
It’s worth noting that my sources say that PSNI intelligence was separate to the intelligence of MI5 who unlike PSNI intel- were on the Garvaghy Road, in person.
That intelligence is unreleased but my source says it significantly differs from that of the PSNI @BelTel
Chris Kerr retweeted
Just listen,they can only be as good as us, never better. Happy Birthday @Eminem • gunitbrands.com
