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Drumcree talks resume at Hillsborough Castle as residents' legal case postponed
GRRC chairman Breandán Mac Cionnaith and Orange Order district master for Portadown Nigel Dawson arrived separately for talks
Members of the Portadown Orange Order and the Garvaghy Road Residents' Coalition (GRRC) have arrived separately at Hillsborough Castle for further talks on the Drumcree parading dispute.
The Orange Order delegation included Nigel Dawson, district master in Portadown, and loyalist activist Jamie Bryson who has been acting as their legal adviser.
GRRC chairman Breandán Mac Cionnaith said he did not know what to expect from the latest round of discussions.
On Tuesday, lawyers for the GRRC issued a fresh legal bid to try to prevent the march from going ahead.
It was due to be heard on Friday but has been postponed until Monday to allow for more talks involving the secretary of state.
On Sunday, an Orange Order parade from Drumcree church did not take place due to a large protest on the mainly-nationalist Garvaghy Road.
Protesters have remained on the Garvaghy Road, although in much smaller numbers, and the Orange Order has maintained a presence at Drumcree Church, about a mile away.
On Thursday evening, Mac Cionnaith said "the British government know what our position is," as the residents' group arrived at the castle gates.
"The Orange Order know what our position is," he added.