Residents involved in the Garvaghy Road stand-off are to meet the Northern Secretary and the police chief, independent.ie reports.
The Taoiseach has urged the parties involved to bring tensions down, according to independent.ie. The report was published on Monday, 28 September 2026.
The stand-off on the Garvaghy Road has drawn attention at the highest levels, with the planned meetings set to bring residents face to face with the Northern Secretary and the head of policing in the North.
The Garvaghy Road, in Portadown, County Armagh, has been the scene of disputed parade routes over many years. RTE also carried coverage of how events unfolded on the road.
No further details of the meetings, including dates or locations, were available in the reporting summarised above.
What to watch next: whether the planned meetings go ahead, and whether the Taoiseach's call for restraint is taken up by those involved.
