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(the) Apprentice Boys' Parade — the Apprentice Boys’ Parade [the Apprentice Boys Parade] an occasion on 12 August every year when some of the Protestant citizens of Northern Ireland march through the streets of ↑Derry, in memory of the day in 1689 when the army of the Roman… … Useful english dictionary
Apprentice Boys of Derry — The Apprentice Boys Of Derry are a Protestant fraternal society with a worldwide membership, founded in 1814. They are based in the city of Londonderry, Northern Ireland. However, there are Clubs and branches across Northern Ireland, Great… … Wikipedia
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