The Orange Order Director of Services, Dr. David Hume, has told an Orange commemoration in Glenarm tonight (July 1st) that the Battle of the Somme would never be forgotten in the Protestant community.

Speaking at the opening of an new Orange Arch in Annalong on Wednesday July 1 2009 Drew Nelson, Grand Secretary of the Grand Orange Lodge of Ireland, responded to a speech by Martin McGuinness

The County Grand Secretary of Fermanagh, Robert Dane, has called for more respect for Orange Culture.

The longest running 'Battle of the Somme' Anniversary parade will take place in East Belfast on Wednesday 1st July. The parade, which will see over 35 Lodges and bands taking part, will leave from Templemore Avenue at 7.30 pm.

Once again the Parades Commission has delivered a negative determination in respect of Portadown District's application in respect of our Parade on Sunday 5 July at Drumcree Parish Church.

The Grand Orange Lodge of Ireland has condemned recent attacks on Orangemen and their property.

The Orange Order has promoted the Twelfth as a major tourist attraction for Americans.

It is with a great deal of sadness and indeed no small degree of anger that the Officers and Brethren of the above lodge resent the way they have become embroiled in a controversy over their 49th Annual Battle of the Somme Remembrance Service and Parade arranged to take place on Wednesday 1ST July 2009

There will be an international flavour to the Twelfth celebrations in Northern Ireland this year. Delegates from all over the world will attend a three day conference ....

The Director of Services of the Grand Orange Lodge has condemned intimidation of people based on race, colour or creed.

A new book has been published, telling the story of the Orange Order across the world.
Beyond The Banners has been published in a joint venture by the Grand Orange Lodge of Ireland and Booklink, an international publisher based in Holywood, Co. Down.