The demonstration is the largest Orange gathering in the world on the day with 11 district lodges on parade – a total of 150 private lodges and almost 5,000 brethren. In addition, ladies from the Association of Loyal Orangewomen of Ireland took part, along with a number of junior boys and junior girls lodges.
Almost 70 bands accompanied the parade, some from Scotland, along with Lambeg drums.
Photographer Tony Hendron was there to capture some of the colour and spectacle of the day.
29. Twelfth 2024
Deputy First Minister, Emma Little-Pengelly, right, pictured with family members at the 12th demonstration in Killylea. Included are from left, Rebecca, Martha-Rose and Maureen Little. front are Benjamin Little (6) and Tabitha Little (7). TH14. Photo: Tony Hendron
30. Twelfth 2024
Officers of Richhill District arriving at the field. TH22. Photo: Tony Hendron
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The Eakin family from Tynan who are all members of Killylea Silver Band taking a well earned break at the field on Friday. Included are, mum Amy, Henry (8), Arthur (6) and dad Stuart. TH30. Photo: Tony Hendron
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Looking happy at the field in Killylea are from left, Annabelle Clarke, Leah Wright, Rachel Bailie and Faith Guiney. The girls are from Markethill and Richhill. TH34. Photo: Tony Hendron