The Bann Bridge and crossing the River Bann. Royal Black Preceptory.

The Royal Black Preceptory parade is returning from the Showgrounds the home of Coleraine FC. The Showgrounds Coleraine Football Club is over the Railway Level Crossing. The level crossing and Coleraine Railway station are on Translink NI Railways. Ulsterbus also served the station and Ulsterbus is also a subsidiary of Translink The Royal Black Preceptory parade is returning from the Showgrounds the home of Coleraine FC. The Showgrounds Coleraine Football Club is over the Railway Level Crossing. The level crossing and Coleraine Railway station are on Translink NI Railways. Ulsterbus also served the station and Ulsterbus is also a subsidiary of Translink. The parade has gone through the town and has now crossed the River Bann. Members of 33 preceptories and 31 bands will be among the 2,500 participants in the parade, which will involve four districts - Coleraine No 1, City of Londonderry No 2 Raphoe No 3 and South Londonderry No 4. The demonstration field is at Coleraine Showgrounds, where the main platform speakers included Mervyn Kernaghan, Assistant Sovereign Grand Master; John Goligher, County Grand Master; Rev Joseph Andrews, County Grand Chaplain; and Rev Keith McIntyre. The Royal Black Chapter is one of the Loyal Orders standing in the principles of the Protestant Reformed Faith in Ulster. The Royal Black Institution has about 17,000 members. While most are based in Northern Ireland, there are preceptories in Scotland, England, the Republic of Ireland, Canada, Australia and New Zealand. The institution was founded in Ireland in 1797, two years after the formation of the Orange Order. It describes itself as being based on the teachings of Holy Scripture and committed to the furtherance of the Christian message of the Cross. Members are known as Sir Knights. The organisation's two principal annual demonstrations are the Sham Fight on 13 July and the Last Saturday demonstration at the last Saturday in August. Coleraine is in County Londonderry in Northern Ireland. The area around Coleraine comes under Causeway, Coast and Glens Borough Council. My video was made on Saturday 29th of August in the year of our Lord 2026.