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This collection was scanned and the metadata was recorded by Ruth Murray, Isha Pareek, Annabel Harris and Eleanor Williams.
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This document contains the statement that was made by Patrick Mayhew in response to the civil disorder from the previous ten days. In the statement, Mayhew commended the Loyalist paramilitary organisations for having preserved the ceasefire and gave thanks to Church leaders for their efforts to reconcile the two communities in Northern Ireland. Mayhew also described the circumstances under which Hugh Annesley, the Chief Constable of the RUC, had to make decisions, and affirmed to the nationalist community that Annesley's decision to let the parade pass had been taken with the Garvaghy Road residents' safety in mind. Finally, he confirmed that the British Government was going to establish a review that would be tasked with making recommendations about the management of future parades.
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The National Archives of Ireland have kindly granted the Quill Project interim permission to publish our research scans, despite not meeting their usual reproduction standards. This agreement does not cover any re-publication or manipulation of these images. Any enquiries about reproductions should be directed to the National Archives of Ireland.
This document was created by British Government civil servants in the course of their duties and therefore falls under Crown Copyright. It contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v.3.0.NAI, 2022/81/8, accessed via the Quill Project at https://www.quillproject.net/resource_collections/353/resource_item/30511.