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You Are Here: Home → Ardoyne priest verbally abused during marching protest

Ardoyne priest verbally abused during marching protest

Courtney McGrail October 6, 2016
Nationalist protestors involved in the Twaddell Avenue stand-off in Belfast rounded on Fr Gary Donegan on October 1 as the protest camp was dismantled after three years. Photograph shows Fr Donegan as he is confronted by Ardoyne resident Dee Fennell. Photo: Mal McCann/The Irish News

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