Jul 13th, 2009 - guardian.co.uk
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Sectarian rioting erupted in north Belfast tonight in opposition to an Orange Order parade passing through the area. Disturbances broke out at the Ardoyne shops, a notorious flashpoint.
The trouble started just before the return of north Belfast Orangemen from the annual 12 July parade through the city. Petrol bombs, fireworks, bricks and bottles were hurled by youths from the republican Ardoyne area at police lines from about 6.30pm.
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Jul 13th, 2009 - Belfasttelegraph.co.uk
Petrol bombs have been thrown at police by Republican youths in Ardoyne, north Belfast this evening. It's one of a number of violent incidents to occur around the annual Protestant "July 12th" marches...
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1:00Rioting in Ardoyne - 13th July 2009
Nationalist youths confront the PSNI who attempted to force a sectarian Orange Order parade through the mainly Catholic area of Belfast
1:25Riots In Belfast, Ardoyne 13th July 2009
Violence in Ardoyne after sectarian Orange Order and Loyalist marching bands passed through the predominantly nationalist area of the city. On the return leg of the journey republican youths attacked the PSNI with fireworks, bottles, petrol bombs, bricks and at least one shot was fired.
3:49The night we burnt Ardoyne - Reason why...
As republican hoards attacked every aspect of unionism in the uprising of 1969,Loyalists reacted and eventually burnt down whole nationalist areas.. Warning Republicans that we will not be forced into a United Ireland...Republicans as usual distort the true facts of this time ...
2:04Ardoyne Violence 13th July 2009
Nationalist youths try to stop an orange order march passing the ardoyne shops. At least 1 shot was fired at police who also came under attack from petrol bombs, blast bombs, fireworks and bricks. The violence eventually continued for another 2 nights.
