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Archive photo: A member of the Orange Order marching in the Carrickfergus parade on 12 July. The man has short, white hair and is wearing a white shirt, a black waistcoat and, an orange and purple sash and matching tie. He is also sporting orange-rimmed sunglasses and is carrying a ceremonial sword.

Twelfth of July: What's happening, where and when?

Eighteen venues will host the Orange Order's annual Battle of the Boyne commemorations on Saturday.

Northern Ireland

A woman wearing a white shirt and a white hat.

Tap water is 'rank and mouldy', say residents

Tap water in parts of Northern Ireland has been described as tasting like "mould" by some residents.

Northern Ireland

Lawrence McNally (left), Peter Ryan (centre) and Tony Doris (right)

SAS use of force in Coagh IRA ambush 'justified'

A coroner says he is satisfied force was "reasonable and proportionate" due to the soldiers beliefs.

Northern Ireland