AN Orange Order parade has passed St Patrick's Church on Donegall Street, Belfast with just a single drum beat and a low key police presence.
One women's band from the Shankill in west Belfast appeared to breach the determination by playing music just past the door of the Catholic Church.
The church had become a flashpoint in recent years after a loyalist band from Belfast's Shankill area was filmed playing a sectarian tune while wheeling around the front of the chapel in 2013.
One band breaking the ruling around a single drumbeat going past St Patrick’s in Donegal St #twelfth #Twelfth2018 #Belfast pic.twitter.com/lZyHGJ9G32
— Damien Edgar (@damien_edgar7) July 12, 2018
Earlier this morning, an Orange Order feeder parade in north Belfast also passed off peacefully.
A few hundred Orangemen and several bands marched past Ardoyne shops at around 9am.
The parade in Ardoyne was the scene of serious violence in recent years.
The area was at the centre of a bitter parades dispute for many years which often resulted in clashes between nationalists and security forces.
Last year, the march passed off unopposed by nationalists for the first time in almost two decades.