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TheScripto holds 1 dated news record for Conor McKay, dated 30 October 2026. The most recent coverage reads: Councillor Conor McKay questioned by police over alleged parade ruling breaches.

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Conor McKay

Sinn Féin councillor — Belfast, Northern Ireland — He is being questioned by police in connection with alleged violations of regulations governing parades.

Conor McKay

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Why Conor McKay is in the news

30 October 2026

He is being questioned by police in connection with alleged violations of regulations governing parades.

  • Attended voluntary interview at Musgrave Police Station
  • Questioned over alleged parade ruling breaches
  • Part of ongoing police investigations into party representatives
Conor McKaySinn FeinBelfastPolice Northern IrelandParade ruling

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