Love Ulster group proposes new Dublin march
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{{date|June 21, 2007}}
The group [[w:Families Acting for Innocent Relatives|Families Acting for Innocent Relatives]] as well as others involved in [[w:Love Ulster|Love Ulster]] has proposed a second march through [[w:Dublin|Dublin]] for later this summer. The organisers claim that about 3000 will attend.

A previous march in February 2006 led to a [[w:2006 Dublin riots|riot]]

Organiser [[w:Willie Frazer|Willie Frazer]] has claimed that the [[w:Garda Síochána|Garda Síochána]] are prepared to police it.

[[w:Republican Sinn Féin|Republican Sinn Féin]] has announced that they will protest against the new march.
==Sources==
*{{source|url=http://www.rte.ie/news/2007/0621/parade.html
|title=Bigger 'Love Ulster' parade planned for Dublin|author=|pub=RTE News|date=21-Jun-2007}}
*{{source|url=http://www.eveningecho.ie/news/bstory.asp?j=223043756&p=zz3x4446z&n=223044516|title=3,000 people set for new 'Love Ulster' parade|author=|pub=Evening Echo|date=21-Jun-2007}}

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The group Families Acting for Innocent Relatives as well as others involved in Love Ulster has proposed a second march through Dublin for later this summer. The organisers claim that about 3000 will attend.

A previous march in February 2006 led to a riot

Organiser Willie Frazer has claimed that the Garda Síochána are prepared to police it.

Republican Sinn Féin has announced that they will protest against the new march.
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