19/09/2025
Police Attend Protests Across NI
Police attended planned protests across several locations in Northern Ireland on Thursday, 18 September, deploying a number of officers, including specially trained evidence gatherers.
The demonstrations took place in areas including Belfast, Newtownabbey, and Carrickfergus.
There was some minor traffic disruption, but the protests all passed off without any incident or disorder. The police have confirmed that no arrests were made.
Chief Superintendent Sue Steen issued a statement to thank the public for their patience during the period of disruption. She added that police would review all available evidence to establish whether any offences had been committed.
The demonstrations took place in areas including Belfast, Newtownabbey, and Carrickfergus.
There was some minor traffic disruption, but the protests all passed off without any incident or disorder. The police have confirmed that no arrests were made.
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