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Wednesday , September 9 2026

Anti-racism campaigners march in central Belfast

One protester taking part in Saturday’s march said the event was about “reclaiming our streets”.

As they marched down Royal Avenue, the crowds chanted “Whose streets? Our streets” and “Belfast is anti-racist”.

Mairead Sullivan and her daughter Nora also attended the parade and said they would protest every week if they needed to.

Mairead was born in Belfast but her family moved to the United States to escape the Troubles.

She returned 12 years ago with her own family and said she doesn’t want to see a return to “the dark days”.


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