On parade were 11 District lodges, with a total of 150 private lodges and more than 5,000 brethren. There were also lodges from the Association of Loyal Orangewomen of Ireland along with a number of Junior boys and Junior girls lodges.
Around 70 bands accompanied the lodges, with pipe, accordion, silver and flute bands on parade, along with a number of Lambeg drums.
17. Twelfth 2026
Three generations pictured at the 12th celebrations in Newtownhamilton. Included are, gran Hilda Oliver, mum Christine Woods and little Lily Woods (2). Photo: TONY HENDRON
18. Twelfth 2026
Looking the part at the celebrations in Newtownhamilton are Cassandra Balkervill, left, and Sue-Ellen McAlister. Photo: TONY HENDRON
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Having a family day out at the Co Armagh Twelfth celebrations in Newtownhamilton are, Melanie and Harold Edmonson and son, Joel (2). Photo: TONY HENDRON
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Enjoying the day out at the 12th celebrations in Newtownhamilton are from left, Emily Wright, Ellie Bailie, Naomi Gardiner and Katie Geddis, all from Killylea. Photo: TONY HENDRON