A Protestant Loyalist Bonfire In Londonderry Northern Ireland. A Protestant Loyalist Bonfire In Northern Ireland Built Annually And Burned On The 12 Th July To Celebrate The Victory Of William Prince Of Orange Over Catholic King James 2 In The Battle Of The Boyne In 1690. For Many Years This Controversial Event Was A Public Holiday In Northern Ireland

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