A loyalist bonfire in Northern Ireland was ignited on July 9, 2026, prior to police being able to remove a replica mosque that was placed on top of it. The event has drawn condemnation from various political and religious leaders, while the organizers have described it as a 'political protest.'
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Police intervene in loyalist bonfire incident in Northern Ireland
On July 9, 2026, a loyalist bonfire was lit in Northern Ireland before police could take down a replica mosque that was part of the display. The incident has faced criticism from political and religious figures, although the organizers maintain it was intended as a political protest.
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Police intervene in loyalist bonfire incident in Northern Ireland