An Orange Order parade which was opposed by nationalist residents has taken place in north Belfast. The Crumlin Ardoyne Residents' Association (CARA) had asked for an urgent review after Saturday's demonstration was granted by the Parades Commission.

An Orange Order parade in north Belfast has passed off peacefully as more than 100 residents gathered to protest. Protestors held a banner, which read, “Rights marched over,” in silent protest as the parade of around 150 people made its way past the nationalist Ardoyne shops area on the Crumlin Road.

An Orange Order parade passed by a nationalist neighbourhood in north Belfast on Saturday morning without incident. Locals staged a protest against the parade, carrying banners saying "rights marched over".

A contested Orange parade in north Belfast has passed off without incident. . The route took them past the nationalist Ardoyne area. Residents there said the parade was in breach of a 2016 agreement that facilitated a limited number of marches in the area.

A contentious Orange Order parade at a notorious flashpoint in north Belfast has passed off without incident. There had been fears of violence after the Parades Commission reversed a decision banning the loyal orders from parading past Ardoyne Shops.