A disputed Orange parade in Belfast which erupted in violence two years ago passed off without incident today.
A group of nationalist residents from the Springfield Road area in west Belfast protested peacefully.
They watched as about 50 Orangemen were allowed to pass through a security gate and walk silently along the road, to rejoin the main section of the parade a short distance later.
A handful of residents booed but the mood generally was calm and both sides ensured it was well stewarded.
A few dozen police in Land Rovers monitored the parade and left the area when the march had passed through.
