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Theresa Villiers meets Irish Foreign Minister Charlie Flanagan Theresa Villiers meets Irish Foreign Minister Charlie Flanagan
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Secretary of State Theresa Villiers will meet the new Irish Foreign Affairs Minister Charlie Flanagan later on Wednesday.Secretary of State Theresa Villiers will meet the new Irish Foreign Affairs Minister Charlie Flanagan later on Wednesday.
It is Mr Flanagan's first visit to Northern Ireland since becoming foreign affairs minister earlier this month.It is Mr Flanagan's first visit to Northern Ireland since becoming foreign affairs minister earlier this month.
He was appointed following the resignation of Eamon Gilmore.He was appointed following the resignation of Eamon Gilmore.
Ms Villiers is also holding meetings with the Northern Ireland parties and community representatives over the next few days.Ms Villiers is also holding meetings with the Northern Ireland parties and community representatives over the next few days.
Unionist leaders have called on the secretary of state to appoint a commission of inquiry into a parade dispute in north Belfast and the wider issue of contentious marches in Northern Ireland.
They made the call three weeks ago, as part of what they described as their "graduated response" to a Parades Commission ruling on a controversial Orange Order march that passes along north Belfast's Crumlin Road.
For the second year in a row, the parade was barred from returning along part of the road that separates unionist and nationalist areas on 12 July.
At the time, Northern Ireland First Minister Peter Robinson said the parade ruling had put the devolved political institutions at Stormont under threat.