| Date |
Title |
Introduction |
| 09/02/07 |
Orange
Leader Says Police Rules Lack Equality |
The head of the Orange Order has called
for the GAA and Opus Dei to be added to the list of
Notifiable Memberships for the police.
|
| 10/09/05 |
PSNI
Response to Nationist attacks on Orangemen "Pathetic
& Scandalous" |
The County Grand Lodge of Belfast described
the PSNI's failure to stop nationalist attacks on Orangemen
in the city this afternoon as scandalous.
|
| 10/09/05 |
Statement
on Sir Hugh Orde |
The County Grand Lodge of Belfast and
No. 9 District (West Belfast) issued the joint statement.
|
| 14/06/05 |
Orange
Order Complains To Police Ombudsman Over Intrusive Surveillance
|
Orangemen in East Belfast have made
an official complaint to the Police Ombudsman about
what they describe as "intrusive surveillance and
harassment" by the PSNI.
|
| 29/10/04 |
Just
Whose Tune Is The PSNI Dancing To?
|
The Orange Order today accused the Chief
Constable of worrying more about traditional band tunes
than the recent spate of burglary and kidnapping contributing
to the rising crime figures in the Province.
|
| 26/06/03 |
Belfast
Orangemen Call For PSNI Resignations
|
Belfast Orangemen call for PSNI resignations
and warn of threat to law and order.
|
| 26/06/02 |
Orange
Order attacks gross incompetence of PSNI
|
The Orange Order
expresses dissatisfaction at the policing tactics employed
in North Belfast and Carnmoney.
|
| 22/06/02 |
Orange
Order criticises police protection for the North Belfast
parade
|
The Orange Order has criticised the
PSNI for inadequate policing at last nights parade in
North Belfast.
|
| 20/01/00 |
Government
Reaction To The Patten Report
|
The emasculation
and effective destruction of the Royal Ulster Constabulary
is the ultimate insult to the memory of hundreds of gallant
police officers who paid the supreme sacrifice in defending
all of the people of Northern Ireland, particularly over
the past 30 years.
|
| 09/09/99 |
Initial
Reaction to the Patten Report
|
The Grand Orange Lodge of Ireland is
disgusted, but not surprised, to note the recommendations
in relation to change of name and symbols of the force.
|
| 28/04/98 |
Commission
On The Royal Ulster Constabulary
|
The Grand Orange Lodge of Ireland has
not welcomed the proposals for setting up a Commission
to review the Royal Ulster Constabulary. Grand Lodge
believe that the Chief Constable and his Senior Officers
have the ability to review their role, without interference.
|
Press
Statements - Policing