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Annual parades and bonfires mark historical events, but incidents of hate speech and safety concerns persist.
- Hundreds of bonfires and over 550 parades take place across Northern Ireland to commemorate the Battle of the Boyne.
- Controversial displays, including election posters and effigies, have led to police investigations into potential hate crimes.
- The Police Service of Northern Ireland has deployed 4,000 officers to manage public safety during the events.
- Environmental and safety concerns arise from the bonfires, which sometimes include hazardous materials.
- Community leaders call for respectful celebrations and condemn acts that incite division.
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