The Grand Orange Lodge of Ireland (GOLI) has criticised a number of media organisations in Northern Ireland over what it said ...

The Orange Order's complaint about how it is portrayed in the media has "hit a nerve" according to one of the organisation's leaders.

A statement from the The Orange Order accused several outlets of ‘bile and intolerance’ when reporting events in recent weeks ...

The Orange Order has hit out at “a daily diet of inaccurate, sensationalist and divisive commentary” from various media ...

A veteran Comber Orangeman has slammed the Loyal Orange lodge which objected to young Gaelic footballers learning to play ...

Large crowds have gathered in County Donegal for the annual Orange Order parade in the seaside village of Rosssnowlagh. About 50 lodges and bands from counties Donegal, Cavan, Leitrim and Monaghan are ...

The loyal order parades come after the burning of bonfires at hundreds of sites across the region as part of the annual ...

Several people were hit with suspected air gun pellets during a procession through Glasgow earlier this month.

Members of the Orange Order have staged their annual protest during the Drumcree parade in Portadown on Sunday. However, the Parades Commission again refused permission for the return route to proceed ...

FIREFIGHTERS in Northern Ireland said they dealt with a challenging night as bonfires were lit ahead of the July 12 ...

The Orange Order has been present in Northern Ireland for two centuries and is a constant source of controversy, with some parades in the past having descended into violence.

The Orange Order's Irish Grandmaster Edward Stevenson heralded the bond between Scots and his homeland as one "thicker than water," sharing history, as well as blood, heritage as well as geography.