Thousands parade for Northern Ireland's centenary

Tens of thousands of people have taken part in a parade through Belfast to mark Northern Ireland's centenary.
The lodges and bands left Stormont and travelled through east Belfast towards Belfast City Hall.
In a speech before the parade took place, Rev Mervyn Gibson, from the Orange Order, said unionists had "no interest in becoming part of an all-Ireland".
Read more about the parade here: bbc.in/38W6zRJ

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