The court ruled the Northern Ireland Secretary acted lawfully in blocking the march along Garvaghy Road, following a legal challenge by the Portadown Orange Order.
The Belfast High Court has ruled the Northern Ireland Secretary made a lawful decision when he banned a Drumcree orange order parade earlier this month.
Chris Bryant ruled last month it wasn't in the public interest to allow it to proceed down the Garvaghy Road.
It followed a challenge by the Orange Order Portadown district to the decision.
Garvaghy Road Residents' solicitor Darragh Mackin, says residents are looking forward to moving on from this chapter:
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