包括摇滚音乐人诺尔·加拉格尔（Noel Gallagher）、演员苏珊·萨兰登（Susan Sarandon）、编剧欧文·韦尔奇（Irvine Welsh）、导演肯·洛奇（Ken Loach）、导演吉姆·谢里丹（Jim Sheridan）和演员阿德里安·邓巴（Adrian Dunbar）等在内的数十名艺术家、演员和音乐家发表公开信，支持北爱尔兰格瓦格西路（Garvaghy Road）居民反对德拉姆克里游行（Drumcree march）1。
公开信敦促政府任命国际调解员，以解决当地天主教居民与橙色游行团体之间的纠纷1。
橙色游行团体获得许可，将进行28年来首次在格瓦格西路举行游行，预计有35名成员参加1。三个联合主义党派已提交不信任动议，定于10月12日在斯托蒙特议会进行辩论1。爱尔兰总理米歇尔·马丁（Micheál Martin）表示需要调解解决方案，并已就此事与相关人士进行了讨论1。
Dozens of prominent figures from the arts and entertainment world have issued a public letter backing residents of Garvaghy Road in their opposition to the Drumcree parade in Northern Ireland.1 The signatories, including musician Noel Gallagher, actress Susan Sarandon, screenwriter Irvine Welsh, filmmaker Ken Loach, director Jim Sheridan, and actor Adrian Dunbar, have called on the government to appoint an international mediator to resolve the dispute between Catholic residents and the Orange Order marching group.1
The controversy centers on the Orange Order's planned march through the road, which will represent the first time in 28 years the group has been permitted to parade there, with approximately 35 members expected to participate.1 The march has triggered significant political tension, with three unionist parties submitting a motion of no confidence to be debated in the Stormont parliament on October 12.1 Irish Prime Minister Micheál Martin has indicated that a mediated solution is needed to resolve the underlying conflict and has discussed the matter with Andy Burnham.1
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