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The Irish Times·4 min read·medium

‘It’s part of our culture’: The Orange Order parade in Donegal

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Mark Hennessy
‘It’s part of our culture’: The Orange Order parade in Donegal
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The Orange Order held a peaceful parade in Rossnowlagh, Donegal, which participants describe as a celebration of culture and heritage. The event attracted thousands of attendees and is highlighted as an example of cross-border cooperation.

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The parade offers a contrast to more contentious sectarian celebrations, illustrating the complexities of cultural identity and community relations in Ireland.

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J effrey Magee lived in Maynooth, Co Kildare , for the 12 years he worked for Intel before he returned to the hills of Co Donegal to take over the family farm outside Raphoe.

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Confidence: 80%

The reporting provides a balanced perspective by including personal accounts and contextualizing the event within broader regional history.

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