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Loyalist protest outside Enniskillen Townhall

Rodney Edwards • Published 7 Dec 2012 21:01 Print Comments 2 Comments

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Loyalist protesters gathered outside Enniskillen Townhall tonight (Friday). Photo by John McVitty.

A LOYALIST protest has taken place outside Enniskillen Townhall.

Up to 150 people gathered at the Diamond to listen to an address by TUV member Alex Elliott.

Mr Elliott said he was appearing at the "peaceful protest", hosted by Fermanagh Loyalist Forum, "as a loyalist, not a member of Traditional Unionist Voice".

Standing on the steps of the Townhall, Mr Elliott welcomed "fellow loyalists" and said: "Let all unionists stand shoulder to shoulder in this struggle".

Youngsters, many of whom were wearing scarves covering their faces, cheered as he criticised Sinn Fein and the SDLP who he claimed "stripped everything British from our Townhall".

Following his address, the protesters removed their hats and scarves and bowed their heads to remember members of the security forces who have died.

Townhall Street was closed off by police for the 45 minute protest and traffic diversions were in place.

The protest came just days after Belfast City Council voted to fly the union flag on designated days only, resulting in violent clashes in the city.

This article appeared in Impartial Reporter 07 Dec 12

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